Question 2 Based on the reaction below, which direction would the following changes to the reaction system shift the equilibrium? Starch-lodide complex Starch Potassium triiodide + Kl3 Heat = Glucose I Colorless solution Blue-black solution a) Increase the concentration of starch. b) Decrease the temperature of the system c) Increase the pressure of the system. d) Remove the potassium triiodide from the solution. B Type answer here !!

Question 2 Based on the reaction below, which direction would the following changes to the reaction system shift the equilibrium? Starch-lodide complex Starch Potassium triiodide + Kl3 Heat = Glucose I Colorless solution Blue-black solution a) Increase the concentration of starch. b) Decrease the temperature of the system c) Increase the pressure of the system. d) Remove the potassium triiodide from the solution. B Type answer here !!

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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