C.3 H,(g) + N,(g). What effect does each of the2 NH,(g) =a. increase [NH,]b. decrease [N.]c. increase [H,]d. increase temperaturee. decrease temperaturef. increase pressure

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6.72 Consider the 2 NH,(g) following changes have on the direction of equilibrium? a. increase [NH,] b. decrease [N,] c. increase [H,] 3 H,(g) + N,(g). What effect does each of the d. increase temperature e. decrease temperature f. increase pressure

6.72 Consider the 2 NH,(g) following changes have on the direction of equilibrium? a. increase [NH,] b. decrease [N,] c. increase [H,] 3 H,(g) + N,(g). What effect does each of the d. increase temperature e. decrease temperature f. increase pressure

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3 H,(g) + N,(g). What effect does each of the
2 NH,(g) =
a. increase [NH,]
b. decrease [N.]
c. increase [H,]
d. increase temperature
e. decrease temperature
f. increase pressure

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