Suppose the following system is at equilibrium in acontainer. In the container there is thereforenitrogen, hydrogen, and ammonia gas. If neon isadded to the container what happens to theequilibrium?N2(8) + 3H2(8) = 2NH3(g)Select all that applyAdding neon increases the total pressure inthe container.AAdding neon doesn't change the pressure inBthe container.Adding neon increases the pressure andtherefore reaction shifts right.Adding neon increases the pressure but it isan inert gas and therefore doesn't affect theequilibrium position.D

Correct Answer would be Option D.

Suppose the following system is at equilibrium in a container. In the container there is therefore nitrogen, hydrogen, and ammonia gas. If neon is added to the container what happens to the equilibrium? N2(g) + 3H2(g)= 2NH,(8) O Select all that apply Adding neon increases the total pressure in A the container. Adding neon doesn't change the pressure in B the container. Adding neon increases the pressure and therefore reaction shifts right. Adding neon increases the pressure but it is an inert gas and therefore doesn't affect the equilibrium position. D

Suppose the following system is at equilibrium in a container. In the container there is therefore nitrogen, hydrogen, and ammonia gas. If neon is added to the container what happens to the equilibrium? N2(g) + 3H2(g)= 2NH,(8) O Select all that apply Adding neon increases the total pressure in A the container. Adding neon doesn't change the pressure in B the container. Adding neon increases the pressure and therefore reaction shifts right. Adding neon increases the pressure but it is an inert gas and therefore doesn't affect the equilibrium position. D

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