EBK CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES
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Chapter 6, Problem 61E
An important reaction in the commercial production ofhydrogen is
How will this system at equilibrium shift in each of thefive following cases?
a. Gaseous carbon dioxide is removed.
b. Water vapor is added.
c. In a rigid reaction container, the pressure isincreased by adding helium gas.
d. The temperature is increased (the reaction isexothermic).
e. The pressure is increased by decreasing the volumeof the reaction container.
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