For the reaction shown below at 25 °C, which of the following will shift the equilibrium position in the forwarddirection?H2CO3(aq) + 66.36 kJ 2 H200 + C02(9)increasing the volume of the reaction vesseladding dry ice (solid CO,)O diluting the system with waterdecreasing the reaction temperature

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For the reaction shown below at 25 °C, which of the following will shift the equilibrium position in the forward direction? H2CO3(@q) + 66.36 kJ 2 H20m + CO2(9) O increasing the volume of the reaction vessel O adding dry ice (solid CO2) O diluting the system with water O decreasing the reaction temperature

For the reaction shown below at 25 °C, which of the following will shift the equilibrium position in the forward direction? H2CO3(@q) + 66.36 kJ 2 H20m + CO2(9) O increasing the volume of the reaction vessel O adding dry ice (solid CO2) O diluting the system with water O decreasing the reaction temperature

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