3. Changing Reaction Equilibrium Conditions - Le Chatelier's Principle3A. Effect of Changing Reactant ConcentrationTest tubeIs intensity of red color darker Is [Fe(SCN)]²*or lighter compare to thereference test tube colorColor of solutionincreased ordecreased?1. ReferenceBlood red color2. Fe* addedDark blood red darkercolor3. SCN addedDark blood red darkercolor4. Fe* removedLight Blood red lighterby adding CIcolor5. SCN' removed Light blood red lighterby adding Ag*colorQuestion 10: With the addition of more Fe*³ ions in test tube 2, did the reaction equilibrium movetowards reactants or products? Explain.Question 11: With the addition of more SCN' ions in test tube 3, did the reaction equilibrium movetowards reactants or products? Explain.Question 12: The addition of Cl ions in test tube 4 shifts the equilibrium in the backward direction.Explain how.

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