QUESTION 18The formation of nitrogen trichloride isN2(9) + 3CI2(g)- 2NCI3(g)AH = +232 kJ-molWhich change will increase the concentration of the product?O adding Ne(g)removing nitrogendecreasing the temperaturedecreasing the volume of the container

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N2(9) + 3C12(g) 2NC13(g) AH = +232 kJ mol The formation of nitrogen trichloride is Which change will increase the concentration of the product? adding Ne(g) removing nitrogen decreasing the temperature decreasing the volume of the container

N2(9) + 3C12(g) 2NC13(g) AH = +232 kJ mol The formation of nitrogen trichloride is Which change will increase the concentration of the product? adding Ne(g) removing nitrogen decreasing the temperature decreasing the volume of the container

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