Consider the following reaction. All substances are gases.A + 3B C+ 4DWhen the pressure on the equilibrium reaction above is decreased, which of the following would happen?A Reaction will shift to the left and the concentration of A will remain the same.B. Reaction will shift to the right and the concentration of C will decrease.C. Reaction will not shift.D. Reaction will shift to the right and the concentration of C will increase.E. Reaction will shift to the left and the concentration of A will stay constant.Chp

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Consider the following reaction. All substances are gases.
A + 3B C+ 4D
When the pressure on the equilibrium reaction above is decreased, which of the following would happen?
A Reaction will shift to the left and the concentration of A will remain the same.
B. Reaction will shift to the right and the concentration of C will decrease.
C. Reaction will not shift.
D. Reaction will shift to the right and the concentration of C will increase.
E. Reaction will shift to the left and the concentration of A will stay constant.
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