The equilibrium constant (Kp) is 0.11 at a particular temperature for the reaction: N204(9) = 2NO2(9) Given the following sets of initial conditions, what is the net change that must occur for the reaction to reach equilibrium? Does the reaction shift left to reach equilibrium, does the reaction shift right to reach equilibrium or is the reaction at equilibrium at these initial concentrations so no net change will occur? A. PNO, = 0.105 atm, PN,0, = 0.146 atm В. PNO, = 0.093 atm, PN.0, = 0.054 atm C. PNO, = 0.180 atm, PN,04 = 0.134 atm D. PNO, = 0.088 atm, PN,o, = 0.07 atm E. PNO, = 0.055 atm, PN,0, = 0.06 atm A. right V B. left C. left D. equilibrium V E. left right >

The equilibrium constant (Kp) is 0.11 at a particular temperature for the reaction: N204(9) = 2NO2(9) Given the following sets of initial conditions, what is the net change that must occur for the reaction to reach equilibrium? Does the reaction shift left to reach equilibrium, does the reaction shift right to reach equilibrium or is the reaction at equilibrium at these initial concentrations so no net change will occur? A. PNO, = 0.105 atm, PN,0, = 0.146 atm В. PNO, = 0.093 atm, PN.0, = 0.054 atm C. PNO, = 0.180 atm, PN,04 = 0.134 atm D. PNO, = 0.088 atm, PN,o, = 0.07 atm E. PNO, = 0.055 atm, PN,0, = 0.06 atm A. right V B. left C. left D. equilibrium V E. left right >

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