If more Brions were added to a saturated HgBr2 solution, then the reaction below: HgBr₂(s) Hg2+ (aq) + 2 Br (aq) O A. must shift to the right and consume all the added Br to regain equilibrium. O B. must shift to the right and consume some of the added Br to regain equilibrium. O C. has not been disturbed from its equilibrium position. O D. must shift to the left and consume some of the added Br to regain equilibrium. O E. must shift to the left and consume all the added Br to regain equilibrium.

If more Brions were added to a saturated HgBr2 solution, then the reaction below: HgBr₂(s) Hg2+ (aq) + 2 Br (aq) O A. must shift to the right and consume all the added Br to regain equilibrium. O B. must shift to the right and consume some of the added Br to regain equilibrium. O C. has not been disturbed from its equilibrium position. O D. must shift to the left and consume some of the added Br to regain equilibrium. O E. must shift to the left and consume all the added Br to regain equilibrium.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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