Consider the following exothermic reaction 4FES, (s) + 110, (g) = 2Fe,O3 (s) + 8SO, (3) Indicate the disturbances which will result in the formation of more products. Choose all that apply. adding O2 O adding FeS2 increasing the pressure of the reaction mixture increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture O adding helium (an inert gas) to the reaction mixture

Consider the following exothermic reaction 4FES, (s) + 110, (g) = 2Fe,O3 (s) + 8SO, (3) Indicate the disturbances which will result in the formation of more products. Choose all that apply. adding O2 O adding FeS2 increasing the pressure of the reaction mixture increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture O adding helium (an inert gas) to the reaction mixture

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