For the following reaction, co(aq)+ H20(g) cO2(g) + H2(g) what effect would adding argon gas have on the system? O The equilibrium would shift to the left The equilibrium would shift to the right The equilibrium would remain the same O The equilibrium would go to completion

For the following reaction, co(aq)+ H20(g) cO2(g) + H2(g) what effect would adding argon gas have on the system? O The equilibrium would shift to the left The equilibrium would shift to the right The equilibrium would remain the same O The equilibrium would go to completion

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For the following reaction,
co(aq)+ H20(g) CO2(g) + H2(g)
what effect would adding argon gas have on the system?
O The equilibrium would shift to the left
O The equilibrium would shift to the right
O The equilibrium would remain the same
O The equilibrium would go to completion

When the system is at equilibrium at a particular temperature,
C(s) + CO2(g) =2 CO(g)
a 4-L flask contains 0.40 mol CO, 0.80 mol CO2, and 0.45 mol C. What is the value of K, at that temperature?
O 0.050
O 0.20
1.8
O 0.44

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