There is a heterogeneous and triphasic chemical reactor where the following reaction occurs:?(?) + ?(?) = ?(?) + ?(?) ∆?? = 84300.0 ?If the above reactants and products are contained in a closed container and the reaction system is in equilibrium, the number of moles of component ? can be reduced in which of the following situations?i. Adding ?(?) to the reactor.ii. By removing some ?(?) from the reactor.iii. Decreasing the size/volume ratio of the reactor.IV. increasing the temperature of the reactor.v. Adding ?(?) to the system. There is a heterogeneousand triphasicchemical reactor where the following reactionoccurs:A(s) + B(1) = C(g) + D(g) AHo=84300.0 JIf the above reactants and products arecontained in a closed container and thereaction system is in equilibrium, the number ofmoles of component C can be reduced in whichof the following situations?Yo. Adding A(s) to the reactor.ii. By removing some D(g) from the reactor.iii. Decreasing the size/volume ratio of thereactor.IV. increasing the temperature of the reactor.v. Adding B(1) to the system.

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There is a heterogeneous and triphasic chemical reactor where the following reaction occurs:
?(?) + ?(?) = ?(?) + ?(?) ∆?? = 84300.0 ?
If the above reactants and products are contained in a closed container and the reaction system is in equilibrium, the number of moles of component ? can be reduced in which of the following situations?
i. Adding ?(?) to the reactor.
ii. By removing some ?(?) from the reactor.
iii. Decreasing the size/volume ratio of the reactor.
IV. increasing the temperature of the reactor.
v. Adding ?(?) to the system.