2 NOBr(g) 2 NO(g) + Br,(g) AH = 16.1 kJ How does the equilibrium shift after the following stresses? d) Increase the container volume Which way does it proceed? A) Forward B) Reverse C) Neither D) Can't say Which way does it proceed? A) Forward B) Reverse C) Neither D) Can't say e) Add a catalyst f) Add some N2 Which way does it proceed? A) Forward B) Reverse C) Neither D) Can't say

2 NOBr(g) 2 NO(g) + Br,(g) AH = 16.1 kJ How does the equilibrium shift after the following stresses? d) Increase the container volume Which way does it proceed? A) Forward B) Reverse C) Neither D) Can't say Which way does it proceed? A) Forward B) Reverse C) Neither D) Can't say e) Add a catalyst f) Add some N2 Which way does it proceed? A) Forward B) Reverse C) Neither D) Can't say

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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