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20. What will happen to the equilibrium when more SO2 (g) is added to the following system? 2502(g) + O2(g) = 250(g)
A. It will shift to the right.
B. It will shift to the left
C. no shift of equilibrium
D. cannot be determined
21. For the reaction 2A+B2C the appropriate form for the equilibrium constant expression is:
A. [A][B12/ [C]
B. [AB]/[C12
C. [C]2/[A][B]
D. [ABRIC]
22. Calculate K for the following reaction given the following equilibrium concentrations of H2, CO, and H₂O.
PCl3(g) + Cl₂(g)
K=?
Equilibrium Concentrations (M):
PCIs(g)
.200
.040
.080
A. 0.16
B.0.016
C.1.6
D.16
23. Which of the following is not omitted when writing the equilibrium constant expression?
D. all of the choices
A. gas
C. solid
B. liquid
24. When can we say that the reaction is already at equilibrium?
A. When Q is not equal to K.
C. When Q is greater than K.
D. When Q is lesser than K.
B. When Q is equal to K.
25. Where will the equilibrium shift when we increase the pressure of the system?
B. towards more moles of gas
C. no shift
A. towards fewer moles of gas
D. all directions
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Transcribed Image Text:20. What will happen to the equilibrium when more SO2 (g) is added to the following system? 2502(g) + O2(g) = 250(g) A. It will shift to the right. B. It will shift to the left C. no shift of equilibrium D. cannot be determined 21. For the reaction 2A+B2C the appropriate form for the equilibrium constant expression is: A. [A][B12/ [C] B. [AB]/[C12 C. [C]2/[A][B] D. [ABRIC] 22. Calculate K for the following reaction given the following equilibrium concentrations of H2, CO, and H₂O. PCl3(g) + Cl₂(g) K=? Equilibrium Concentrations (M): PCIs(g) .200 .040 .080 A. 0.16 B.0.016 C.1.6 D.16 23. Which of the following is not omitted when writing the equilibrium constant expression? D. all of the choices A. gas C. solid B. liquid 24. When can we say that the reaction is already at equilibrium? A. When Q is not equal to K. C. When Q is greater than K. D. When Q is lesser than K. B. When Q is equal to K. 25. Where will the equilibrium shift when we increase the pressure of the system? B. towards more moles of gas C. no shift A. towards fewer moles of gas D. all directions
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