a. Heat is produced b. The concentration of the water increasesc. The concentration of NaC2H3O2(aq) decreases d. The concentration of NaC2H3O2(aq) does not change NaC202H3(s)H20 > NaC202H3(ag), which is at equilibrium in an open<--flask in the lab at room temperature.You add more water to the equilibrium mixture. When the systemreestablishes equilibrium, what has changed?

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a. Heat is produced b. The concentration of the water increases c. The concentration of NaC2H3O2(aq) decreases d. The concentration of NaC2H3O2(aq) does not change

NaC202H3(s)
H20 > NaC202H3(ag), which is at equilibrium in an open
<--
flask in the lab at room temperature.
You add more water to the equilibrium mixture. When the system
reestablishes equilibrium, what has changed?

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According to Le-chatlier principle if we disturb equilibrium by changing pressure,temperature, or adding catalyst then equilibrium will go in that direction where it can restore again equillbrium which is done by us.

When we add water then the quantity of NaC2O2H3 (aq) will be increase.

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