I. Le Chatelier's Principle: Use this equation to answer the following questions.Use collision theory in your explanation.2 ZnS{aq) + 3 O2(e) t→ 2 ZnOts) + 2 SO2le) AH = 878.2 kJ1. Explain how a decrease in volume will affect this equilibrium.2. Which direction will the equilibrium shift if I: (Explain your answer!)1. Increase Zns?2. decrease Zno?

Le Chatelier's principle decides the direction of equilibrium, whether foroward reaction favoured…

I. Le Chatelier's Principle: Use this equation to answer the following questions. Use collision theory in your explanation. 2 ZnS(ag) + 3 02e) +→ 2 ZnO[s) + 2 SO2le) A H = "878.2 kJ 1. Explain how a decrease in volume will affect this equilibrium. 2. Which direction will the equilibrium shift if I: (Explain your answer!) 1. Increase ZnS? 2. decrease Zno?

I. Le Chatelier's Principle: Use this equation to answer the following questions. Use collision theory in your explanation. 2 ZnS(ag) + 3 02e) +→ 2 ZnO[s) + 2 SO2le) A H = "878.2 kJ 1. Explain how a decrease in volume will affect this equilibrium. 2. Which direction will the equilibrium shift if I: (Explain your answer!) 1. Increase ZnS? 2. decrease Zno?

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