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Consider the equilibrium system C(s) + CO2(g) = 2CO(g) If more C(s) is added, the equilibrium will ; if CO is removed the equilibrium will o shift to the right; shift to the left O be unchanged; shift to the left O shift to the left; shift to the left O be unchanged; shift to the right shift to the right; shift to the right

Consider the equilibrium system C(s) + CO2(g) = 2CO(g) If more C(s) is added, the equilibrium will ; if CO is removed the equilibrium will o shift to the right; shift to the left O be unchanged; shift to the left O shift to the left; shift to the left O be unchanged; shift to the right shift to the right; shift to the right

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