What would be impact of decreasing the size of the reaction chamber? the quantity of F2(g) would increase energy would be absorbed by the reaction as the equilibrium shifts right adding Helium gas the quantity of OF2(g) would increase

What would be impact of decreasing the size of the reaction chamber? the quantity of F2(g) would increase energy would be absorbed by the reaction as the equilibrium shifts right adding Helium gas the quantity of OF2(g) would increase

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For the equilibrium: 2F, (g) + O2 (g) + 600 kJ = 20F2 (g) where ke= 350
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What would be impact of decreasing the size of the reaction chamber?
the quantity of F2(g) would increase
energy would be absorbed by the reaction as the equilibrium shifts right
adding Helium gas
the quantity of OF,(g) would increase

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