H₂(g) + 1₂ (9) 2HI(g) AH = +52kJ 3. A colorless hydrogen gas is mixed with purple iodine vapor in a sealed flask. The chemical reaction produced a colorless hydrogen iodide as shown in the equation above. What can be done to temperature, concentration and pressure of any of the chemicals in the mixture to increase the formation of purple vapor? (B) (A) Decrease temperature and H₂ concentration, same pressure Decrease temperature and I₂ concentration, same pressure (C) Increase temperature and I₂ concentration, decrease pressure Increase the temperature, HI concentration, and pressure (D)

H₂(g) + 1₂ (9) 2HI(g) AH = +52kJ 3. A colorless hydrogen gas is mixed with purple iodine vapor in a sealed flask. The chemical reaction produced a colorless hydrogen iodide as shown in the equation above. What can be done to temperature, concentration and pressure of any of the chemicals in the mixture to increase the formation of purple vapor? (B) (A) Decrease temperature and H₂ concentration, same pressure Decrease temperature and I₂ concentration, same pressure (C) Increase temperature and I₂ concentration, decrease pressure Increase the temperature, HI concentration, and pressure (D)

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