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The reaction 2C0(g) + MoO2(s)=CO2(g) +Mo(s) is reaching equilibrium. How would increase the volume of the container affects the reaction? A) The equilibrium of this reaction will move forward (to the right). B) The equilibrium of this reaction will move backward (to the left). C) The equilibrium of this reaction will not change. D) The equilibrium of this reaction can not be decided.

The reaction 2C0(g) + MoO2(s)=CO2(g) +Mo(s) is reaching equilibrium. How would increase the volume of the container affects the reaction? A) The equilibrium of this reaction will move forward (to the right). B) The equilibrium of this reaction will move backward (to the left). C) The equilibrium of this reaction will not change. D) The equilibrium of this reaction can not be decided.

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