Predict how the equilibrium will change with the reaction below for the following stresses N (9) + 3 Н, (9) = 2 NH3 (g) + Energy Adding H2 Adding catalyst Decreasing pressure Increasing temperature Removing NH3 :: Shifts towards reactants :: Shifts towards products : No change IIII

Predict how the equilibrium will change with the reaction below for the following stresses N (9) + 3 Н, (9) = 2 NH3 (g) + Energy Adding H2 Adding catalyst Decreasing pressure Increasing temperature Removing NH3 :: Shifts towards reactants :: Shifts towards products : No change IIII

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