CO + H2O + heat = CO2 + H2 The reaction above is at equilibrium (Note: the equal sign represents double arrows). Which way will the equilibrium shift if some CO2 is removed from the reaction vessel? a. to the left b. will have no effect c. to the right d. not enough information to know

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CO + H2O + heat = CO2 + H2
The reaction above is at equilibrium (Note: the equal sign represents double arrows). Which way will the equilibrium shift if some CO2 is removed from the reaction vessel?

a. to the left
b. will have no effect
c. to the right
d. not enough information to know
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