1. For the following reaction, write how each of the changes will affect theindicated quantity, assuming a container of fixed size Write "increase"."decrease". or "no change" (Or use an "up" arrow to indicate "increase".and a "donn" arrow to indicate "decrease") (For a chemical added writehon it would respond AFTER the addition.)H2(e) - Br2(e) - 2HB1(e)AH =-103.71JChange[H2][Br2]HBr)Kralue1. Some H2zdded2. Some HBrzdded3. Some H2removed4 Some HBrremoved5. Thetemperatureis increased6. The1s decreasedamandmei7. Pressure isincreasedand thecontainervolumedecreased

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"decrease", or "no change" (Or use an "up" arrow to indicate "increase". and a "donn" arrow to indicate "decrease") (For a chemical added write how it would respond AFTER the addition) H2(g) + Br2(g) 2HBr(g) AH =-103.7kJ Change H2] [Br2] [HBr] Kvalue 1. Some H2 zdded 2. Some HBr zdded 3. Some H2 removed 4 Some HBr removed 5. The temperature is increased 6. The tempererure is decreased 7. Pressure is increased and the container volume decreased

"decrease", or "no change" (Or use an "up" arrow to indicate "increase". and a "donn" arrow to indicate "decrease") (For a chemical added write how it would respond AFTER the addition) H2(g) + Br2(g) 2HBr(g) AH =-103.7kJ Change H2] [Br2] [HBr] Kvalue 1. Some H2 zdded 2. Some HBr zdded 3. Some H2 removed 4 Some HBr removed 5. The temperature is increased 6. The tempererure is decreased 7. Pressure is increased and the container volume decreased

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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