Consider the following system at equilibrium that has AH < 0: 2 SO2 (g) + 02 (9) 2 SO3 (9) How will each of the following changes affect the equilibrium mixture? (Your answers should be shift left, shift right, no change, increase K, or decrease K for each letter) a) Oxygen gas is added to the mixture. b) The temperature of the mixture is increased. c) The volume of the reaction chamber is doubled. d) A catalyst is added to the mixture. e) SO3 is removed from the mixture f) An inert gas (such as Argon) is added to raise the system's total pressure. "Note Ar (g) does NOT participate in the equilibrium. **

Consider the following system at equilibrium that has AH < 0: 2 SO2 (g) + 02 (9) 2 SO3 (9) How will each of the following changes affect the equilibrium mixture? (Your answers should be shift left, shift right, no change, increase K, or decrease K for each letter) a) Oxygen gas is added to the mixture. b) The temperature of the mixture is increased. c) The volume of the reaction chamber is doubled. d) A catalyst is added to the mixture. e) SO3 is removed from the mixture f) An inert gas (such as Argon) is added to raise the system's total pressure. "Note Ar (g) does NOT participate in the equilibrium. **

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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