Consider the Haber process at 500 ºC: N, (g) + 3H, (g)=2NH; (g) with a AH of reaction equal to-92 kJ/mol. How would the equilibrium be influenced by each of the following changes?• Increasing the temperature - left, right, or no effect?• Increasing the volume – left, right, or no effect?• Increasing the pressure• Adding He (g) to the system – left, right, or no effect?• Adding N2 (g) to the system - left, right, or no effect?• Adding catalytic Pt (s) to the system – left, right, or no effect?- left, right, or no effect?Below is a hypothetical reaction and a table showing the initial concentrations of substances in thereaction. If x represents the increase in the concentration of A as the reaction gets to equilibrium,which of these expressions would you use to solve for x?A+B20initial:210K= (10 – 2x)*/x(2+x)= (10 + 2x)*/x(2+x)K= (10 – 2x)*/2xK= (10 – x)*/x(2+x)

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Consider the Haber process at 500 ºC: N, (g) + 3H, (g) =2NH; (g) with a AH of reaction equal to -92 kJ/mol. How would the equilibrium be influenced by each of the following changes? • Increasing the temperature – left, right, or no effect? • Increasing the volume – left, right, or no effect? • Increasing the pressure – left, right, or no effect?

Consider the Haber process at 500 ºC: N, (g) + 3H, (g) =2NH; (g) with a AH of reaction equal to -92 kJ/mol. How would the equilibrium be influenced by each of the following changes? • Increasing the temperature – left, right, or no effect? • Increasing the volume – left, right, or no effect? • Increasing the pressure – left, right, or no effect?

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