b) Which of the following is true regarding the concentrations of the reactants andproducts to reach equilibrium at V,?i)Reactants and products stay the sameii)Reactants increase, products decreaseii)Reactants decrease, products increasec) Justify your answer for part (b) using your answer to part (a) Given the reaction2NOF(g) = 2NO(g) + F,(g)K, is 1200After the reaction has reached equilibrium, the volume of the container is doubled to V,a) What is the relationship between Q and K at V, at the time of the volumechange?i)Q = ¼K%3Di)Q = ½Kii)Q = 2Kiv)Q = 4K

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Given the reaction 2NOF(g) = 2NO(g) + F,(g) K, is 1200 After the reaction has reached equilibrium, the volume of the container is doubled to V, a) What is the relationship between Q and K at V, at the time of the volume change? i) Q = ¼K ii) Q = ½K iii) Q = 2K iv) Q = 4K

Given the reaction 2NOF(g) = 2NO(g) + F,(g) K, is 1200 After the reaction has reached equilibrium, the volume of the container is doubled to V, a) What is the relationship between Q and K at V, at the time of the volume change? i) Q = ¼K ii) Q = ½K iii) Q = 2K iv) Q = 4K

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b) Which of the following is true regarding the concentrations of the reactants and
products to reach equilibrium at V,?
i)
Reactants and products stay the same
ii)
Reactants increase, products decrease
ii)
Reactants decrease, products increase
c) Justify your answer for part (b) using your answer to part (a)

Given the reaction
2NOF(g) = 2NO(g) + F,(g)
K, is 1200
After the reaction has reached equilibrium, the volume of the container is doubled to V,
a) What is the relationship between Q and K at V, at the time of the volume
change?
i)
Q = ¼K
%3D
i)
Q = ½K
ii)
Q = 2K
iv)
Q = 4K

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