Consider the reactionNi(s) + 4 CO(g) → Ni(CO)4(g).At 30°C and Poo 1 atm, Ni reacts withCO(g) to form Ni(CO)4 (g). At 200°C,Ni(CO)4(g) decomposes to Ni(s) and CO(g).This meansF1.the forward reaction is endothermic.2.a decrease in pressure favors the forward re-action.3.the activation energy for the forward reactionis greater than for the reverse reaction.4.K at 30°C is greater than K at 200°C.5.adding an inert gas like argon favors the for-ward reaction.

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Consider the reaction Ni(s) + 4 CO(g) → Ni(CO)4(g). At 30°C and Pco = 1 atm, Ni reacts with CO(g) to form Ni(CO)4 (g). At 200°C, Ni(CO)4(g) decomposes to Ni(s) and CO(g). This means

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