Which of the changes below would cause this reaction to shift towards the reactants? (Assume the reaction was at equilibrium before any change was made, and consider each change independently) PbSO4(s) = Pb²+(aq) + SO, (aq) Kc = 1.96x10-8 at 25 C, AH = +14.1 kJ/mol %3D Select all that apply. O All of these, since K < 1 O Adding water until the volume is doubled O Adding sodium sulfate (NaSO4) O Adding lead sulfate (PBSO4) Decreasing the reaction temperature by 15 degrees

Which of the changes below would cause this reaction to shift towards the reactants? (Assume the reaction was at equilibrium before any change was made, and consider each change independently) PbSO4(s) = Pb²+(aq) + SO, (aq) Kc = 1.96x10-8 at 25 C, AH = +14.1 kJ/mol %3D Select all that apply. O All of these, since K < 1 O Adding water until the volume is doubled O Adding sodium sulfate (NaSO4) O Adding lead sulfate (PBSO4) Decreasing the reaction temperature by 15 degrees

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