The following reactions have been allowed to reach equilibrium. Consider the following changes that areintroduced to the system and predict the direction of the equilibrium thift (to the left or to the nght). If noequilibrium shift is expected, write "no change".a. PCl (g)+Ch(g) PCl (g); some PCL is removedAns.b. 2 SO (g) 2 SO:(g) + O:(g); pressure is increasedAns.c. COBR:(g)+ 18.2 kcal CO(g) + Bra:(g); temperature is increasedAns.d. 2 NOBr(g) 2 NO(g) + Br:(g); catalyst is addedAns.e. 2 NO(g) + Cl:(g)2 NOCI(g); exothemic; temperature is increasedAns.£ BACO (s) BaO(s) + CO:(g); Bao is addedAns.g PCl (g) + Cl(g) PCl-(g)+ energy; the reaction is cooledAns.h. HPO, (aq) + H.O(I) PO, "(aq) + H.O (aq); NaOH is addedAns.i C:H. (g) +L(g) C:Hal: (g)+ heat; a catalyst is addedAns.j. AgBr (3) Ag (aq) +Br(aq); AgBr is addedAns.

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The following reactions have been allowed to reach equilibrium. Consider the following changes that are introduced to the system and predict the direction of the equilibrium thift (to the left or to the nght). If no equilibrium shift is expected, write "no change". a. PCl (g)+Ch(g) PCl-(g); some PCI is removed Ans. b. 2 SO (g) 2 SO:(g) + O:(g); pressure is increased Ans. c. COBR:(g) + 18.2 kcal CO(g) + Bri:(g); temperature is increased Ans. d. 2 NOBr(g) 2 NO(g) + Br:(g); catalyst is added Ans. e. 2 NO(g) + CL(g) 2 NOCI(g); exothermic; temperature is increased Ans. £ BACO (s) BaO(s) + CO:(g); BaO is added Ans. & PCI)+Cl(g) PCI-(g) + energy; the reaction is cooled Ans. h HPO, (aq) + H:O(1) PO,"(aq) + H.O (aq); NaOH is added Ans. i C:H. (g)+I (g) C:Hal: (g)+ heat; a catalyst is added Ans. j. AgBr (3) Ag (aq)+Br(aq); AgBr is added Ans

The following reactions have been allowed to reach equilibrium. Consider the following changes that are introduced to the system and predict the direction of the equilibrium thift (to the left or to the nght). If no equilibrium shift is expected, write "no change". a. PCl (g)+Ch(g) PCl-(g); some PCI is removed Ans. b. 2 SO (g) 2 SO:(g) + O:(g); pressure is increased Ans. c. COBR:(g) + 18.2 kcal CO(g) + Bri:(g); temperature is increased Ans. d. 2 NOBr(g) 2 NO(g) + Br:(g); catalyst is added Ans. e. 2 NO(g) + CL(g) 2 NOCI(g); exothermic; temperature is increased Ans. £ BACO (s) BaO(s) + CO:(g); BaO is added Ans. & PCI)+Cl(g) PCI-(g) + energy; the reaction is cooled Ans. h HPO, (aq) + H:O(1) PO,"(aq) + H.O (aq); NaOH is added Ans. i C:H. (g)+I (g) C:Hal: (g)+ heat; a catalyst is added Ans. j. AgBr (3) Ag (aq)+Br(aq); AgBr is added Ans

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