For the equation, PCl3(g)+Cl2(g)↔PCl5(g), where Kc=0.50, for which set of values is the reaction still going in a forward direction?MPCl3Cl2PCl5(a)0.0100.0783.9x10-4(b)3.3x10-30.0365.8x10-3(c)0.0210.0436.5x10-3(d)0.0520.0174.0x10-4 (a) (b) (c) (d)For this same reaction (#22), if Q>K, which action below would tend to reverse the inequality if the reaction was also exothermic at that temperature? dropping the pressure decreasing the volume decreasing the temperature adding a catalyst

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For the equation, PCl₃(g)+Cl₂(g)↔PCl₅(g), where Kc=0.50, for which set of values is the reaction still going in a forward direction?

M	PCl₃	Cl₂	PCl₅
(a)	0.010	0.078	3.9x10^-4
(b)	3.3x10^-3	0.036	5.8x10^-3
(c)	0.021	0.043	6.5x10^-3
(d)	0.052	0.017	4.0x10^-4

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	(b)
	(c)
	(d)

For this same reaction (#22), if Q>K, which action below would tend to reverse the inequality if the reaction was also exothermic at that temperature?

	dropping the pressure
	decreasing the volume
	decreasing the temperature
	adding a catalyst

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