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Consider the following reversible equilibrium system:
A + B = C+ D
When additional amounts of A are added to the system at equilibrium, which of the
following statements would be true after the new equilibrium is established?
The amount of C would stay the same as the original equilibrium.
The amount of D would stay the same as the original equilibrium.
The amount of D would increase compared to the original equilibrium.
The amount of B would increase compared to the original equilibrium.
The amount of D would decrease compared to the original equilibrium.
The amount of B would stay the same as the original equilibrium.
The amount of A would stay the same as the original equilibrium.
O The amount of C would increase compared to the original equilibrium.
The amount of C would decrease compared to the original equilibrium.
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