Consider the reaction of N2(g) + O2(g)22 NO(g). What happens to the concentration of each substance when (a) [O2] is increased; (b) [NO] is decreased? (a) [NO] (select) and [N2] (select) (select) (b) [N2] and [O2] (select) increases decreases

Consider the reaction of N2(g) + O2(g)22 NO(g). What happens to the concentration of each substance when (a) [O2] is increased; (b) [NO] is decreased? (a) [NO] (select) and [N2] (select) (select) (b) [N2] and [O2] (select) increases decreases

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Consider the reaction of N2(g) + O2(g)22 NO(g). What happens to the concentration of each substance
when (a) [O2] is increased; (b) [NO] is decreased?
(a) [NO] (select)
and [N2] (select)
(select)
(b) [N2]
and [O2] (select)
increases
decreases

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