Consider the following equilibrium reaction in aqueous solution: Fe 3+ (◆◆) + SCN - ( )= FeSCN 2 + (→ →) Fe3+ (aq)+SCN- (aq) = FeSCN 2+ (aq) The addition of excess Fe(NO3)3 to the equilibrium mixture will: A) Increase theconcentration of SCN ions. B) Decrease the concentration of SCN ions. C) Have no effect on the concentration of SCN-ions. D) Decrease the concentration of FeSCN²+ ions. Don't use chatgpt please provide valuable answer

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