For this reaction, H2(g) + F2(g)→ 2HF(g) AH=-537 kJ and K. = 1.15x1o² Using LeChatlier's principle predict which direction the equilibrium will proceed when the following changes are made? The reaction vessel is compressed to half of its volume Seç... F2 is removed Seç... Temperature is increased Seç... A catalyst is added Seç... H2 is added Seç...

For this reaction, H2(g) + F2(g)→ 2HF(g) AH=-537 kJ and K. = 1.15x1o² Using LeChatlier's principle predict which direction the equilibrium will proceed when the following changes are made? The reaction vessel is compressed to half of its volume Seç... F2 is removed Seç... Temperature is increased Seç... A catalyst is added Seç... H2 is added Seç...

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