The reaction below has following equilibrium constants at given temperatures: Ke= 1.82 at 350 K K = 13.15 at 600 K According to these values, which ones of the following statement(s)aretre? XYs (g) = XY:(g) + Yz(8) L. Reaction is endothermic. II. Decreasing temperature increases the amount of XYs in medium. III. Decreasing pressure of the system increases the amount of XYsin medium. ituwitnises.ia, ekranna ve sesiniai paylagyor. Paylaşmayı dudur Gole

The reaction below has following equilibrium constants at given temperatures: Ke= 1.82 at 350 K K = 13.15 at 600 K According to these values, which ones of the following statement(s)aretre? XYs (g) = XY:(g) + Yz(8) L. Reaction is endothermic. II. Decreasing temperature increases the amount of XYs in medium. III. Decreasing pressure of the system increases the amount of XYsin medium. ituwitnises.ia, ekranna ve sesiniai paylagyor. Paylaşmayı dudur Gole

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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