Consider the following synthesis reaction and its associated equilibrium. What would happen if some CO2(g) is escapes from the reaction flask? OH --- ميل پیل میملی اپنی مالی .. :OH |(aq) + CO2(g) = | (aq) OH O Ratefwd < Raterev and the reaction would shift to reactants (to the left) O Ratefwd > Raterev and the reaction would shift to products (to the right) O Ratefwd > Raterev and the reaction would shift to reactants (to the left) Raterwd < Raterev and the reaction would shift to products (to the right) < OH

Consider the following synthesis reaction and its associated equilibrium. What would happen if some CO2(g) is escapes from the reaction flask? OH --- ميل پیل میملی اپنی مالی .. :OH |(aq) + CO2(g) = | (aq) OH O Ratefwd < Raterev and the reaction would shift to reactants (to the left) O Ratefwd > Raterev and the reaction would shift to products (to the right) O Ratefwd > Raterev and the reaction would shift to reactants (to the left) Raterwd < Raterev and the reaction would shift to products (to the right) < OH

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