#3ECMacmillan LearningConsider the reversible reaction.PCI, PCl3 + Cl₂What substances are present at equilibrium?4PCL,CL,20$Are the concentrations of phosphorus pentachloride, PCI,, and phosphosphorus trichloride, PC13, constant or changingat equilibrium?O The concentrations of both PC1, and PC1, are constant at equilibrium.O The concentration of PCI, is constant, and the concentration of PCI, is changing at equilibrium.O The concentration of PCI, is changing, and the concentration of PC1, is constant at equilibrium.O The concentrations of both PC1, and PC1, are changing at equilibrium.PCI,RFV%G Search or type URL5T6tvBMacBook ProYHof&7NUJ* 0081M(9K<A*O<IOLPcommandiT+[11optionF 3Ⓒ Macmillan LearninEDHow does the equilibrium change if more chlorine, Cl₂, is added to the reaction?O The equilibrium shifts to the right.O The equilibrium does not shift to either the left or the right.O The equilibrium shifts to the left.If more phosphorus pentachloride, PC15, is added, how does the equilibrium change?O The equilibrium shifts to the right.O The equilibrium does not shift to either the left or the right.O The equilibrium shifts to the left.RFV%G Search or type URL5TGtv6BMacBook ProYH&7NU* 008-M(9K<*OV)O4)PV+flcommand option

The reversible reaction given : PCl5 <==> PCl3 + Cl2 At equilibrium, Rate of forward…

How does the equilibrium change if more chlorine, Cl₂, is added to the reaction? O The equilibrium shifts to the right. O The equilibrium does not shift to either the left or the right. O The equilibrium shifts to the left. If more phosphorus pentachloride, PC15, is added, how does the equilibrium change? FEB 20 The equilibrium shifts to the right. The equilibrium does not shift to either the left or the right. The equilibrium shifts to the left. tv♫ INTO A O

How does the equilibrium change if more chlorine, Cl₂, is added to the reaction? O The equilibrium shifts to the right. O The equilibrium does not shift to either the left or the right. O The equilibrium shifts to the left. If more phosphorus pentachloride, PC15, is added, how does the equilibrium change? FEB 20 The equilibrium shifts to the right. The equilibrium does not shift to either the left or the right. The equilibrium shifts to the left. tv♫ INTO A O

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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