PCI,(g) + Cl,(g) 2 PCI,(g) What will be the effect on the equilib- rium of each of the following distur- bances? a) Increase in total pressure b) Addition of equal molar quantities of PCI, and PCI, at constant volume c) Addition of chlorine gas at constant volume

PCI,(g) + Cl,(g) 2 PCI,(g) What will be the effect on the equilib- rium of each of the following distur- bances? a) Increase in total pressure b) Addition of equal molar quantities of PCI, and PCI, at constant volume c) Addition of chlorine gas at constant volume

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21. The following reaction is endothermic,
or heat absorbing:
PCI,(g) + Cl,(g) 2 PCI;(g)
What will be the effect on the equilib-
rium of each of the following distur-
bances?
a) Increase in total pressure
b) Addition of equal molar quantities of
PCl, and PCI, at constant volume
c) Addition of chlorine gas at constant
volume
d) Doubling the volume
e) An increase in temperature

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