Using the equilibrium shown below, fill in the table showing which way each stress would shift things to re-establish equilibrium and the effect on the value of Kc each stress will have. Assume that only the stress that is being applied is happening to the system at equilibrium and nothing else changes (e.g. the volume of the container remains constant unless you are told otherwise). 2CHCl3(g) +Cl2(g) = 2CCl4(1) + H₂(g) Stress Add Cl2(g) Add CC140) Remove CHCl3(g) Cool System Add a catalyst Reduce volume Add He(g) AH = -60 kJ Direction of shift to re- establish equilibrium Change in the value of Кс

Using the equilibrium shown below, fill in the table showing which way each stress would shift things to re-establish equilibrium and the effect on the value of Kc each stress will have. Assume that only the stress that is being applied is happening to the system at equilibrium and nothing else changes (e.g. the volume of the container remains constant unless you are told otherwise). 2CHCl3(g) +Cl2(g) = 2CCl4(1) + H₂(g) Stress Add Cl2(g) Add CC140) Remove CHCl3(g) Cool System Add a catalyst Reduce volume Add He(g) AH = -60 kJ Direction of shift to re- establish equilibrium Change in the value of Кс

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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