3. Using the following reaction, predict whichdirection the reaction will shift based on each ofthe below changes. [5]2NO) + 2H2G) * Nz6) + 2H2O6) + 29 kJa) reducing [H2]b) increasing the total pressurec) adding argon gas

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3. Using the following reaction, predict which direction the reaction will shift based on each of the below changes. [5] 2NO6) + 2H2G) → N26) + 2H2O) + 29 kJ a) reducing [H2] b) increasing the total pressure c) adding rann aas

3. Using the following reaction, predict which direction the reaction will shift based on each of the below changes. [5] 2NO6) + 2H2G) → N26) + 2H2O) + 29 kJ a) reducing [H2] b) increasing the total pressure c) adding rann aas

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