Predict the direction that equilibrium will shift for each change in the components of the following reaction: C(s)+H2O(g)+ heat---> CO(g)+H2(g) a. Adding heat b. Adding CO(g) c. Removing H2O(g) d. Adding H20(g)

Predict the direction that equilibrium will shift for each change in the components of the following reaction: C(s)+H2O(g)+ heat---> CO(g)+H2(g) a. Adding heat b. Adding CO(g) c. Removing H2O(g) d. Adding H20(g)

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Predict the direction that equilibrium will shift for each change in the components of the following reaction:

C(s)+H2O(g)+ heat---> CO(g)+H2(g)

a. Adding heat

b. Adding CO(g)

c. Removing H2O(g)

d. Adding H20(g)

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