Consider the reaction represented by the equation: N2(g) + 3H2(g)=2NH;(g). What happens to the equilibrium position when an inert gas is added to this system (as represented above) at equilibrium? Select one: O a. Nothing happens to the equilibrium position no matter what the container is like. O. b. The equilibrium position shifts no matter what the container is like. O c. If the container is rigid, the equilibrium position shifts. If the container is fitted with a moveable piston, nothing happens to the equilibrium position. O d. If the container is rigid, nothing happens to the equilibrium position. If the container is fitted with a moveable piston, the equilibrium position shifts. O e. The value of the equilibrium constant must be known to answer this question. O search

Consider the reaction represented by the equation: N2(g) + 3H2(g)=2NH;(g). What happens to the equilibrium position when an inert gas is added to this system (as represented above) at equilibrium? Select one: O a. Nothing happens to the equilibrium position no matter what the container is like. O. b. The equilibrium position shifts no matter what the container is like. O c. If the container is rigid, the equilibrium position shifts. If the container is fitted with a moveable piston, nothing happens to the equilibrium position. O d. If the container is rigid, nothing happens to the equilibrium position. If the container is fitted with a moveable piston, the equilibrium position shifts. O e. The value of the equilibrium constant must be known to answer this question. O search

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