EXERCISE 2.30 Consider the reaction : 2H3S (g) + 30, (g) 2H20 (g) + 2S0, () AH What will happen to the concentration of SOz at cquilibrium if (a) more H,S is added. (b) O, is removed. (c) more HO is added. (d) the volume of the system is increased. (e) the pressure on the system is increased. () the temperature of the sysiem is increased. () a catalyst is added. (h) some argon is added to the system at constant volume. ) some argon gas is added at constant pressure. the ISO) will be increased by aaly

EXERCISE 2.30 Consider the reaction : 2H3S (g) + 30, (g) 2H20 (g) + 2S0, () AH What will happen to the concentration of SOz at cquilibrium if (a) more H,S is added. (b) O, is removed. (c) more HO is added. (d) the volume of the system is increased. (e) the pressure on the system is increased. () the temperature of the sysiem is increased. () a catalyst is added. (h) some argon is added to the system at constant volume. ) some argon gas is added at constant pressure. the ISO) will be increased by aaly

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