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Consider the following equilibrium system:
N₂(g) + 3H₂(g)2NH, (g)
Predict how the equilibrium position would change if the following changes were to occur. The temperature remains constant in each case.
Part 1 of 3
H₂ gas is removed from the system. Select the single best answer.
O The equilibrium will not change.
O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the reverse reaction. (More reactants form.)
O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the forward reaction. (More products form.)
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following equilibrium system: N₂(g) + 3H₂(g)2NH, (g) Predict how the equilibrium position would change if the following changes were to occur. The temperature remains constant in each case. Part 1 of 3 H₂ gas is removed from the system. Select the single best answer. O The equilibrium will not change. O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the reverse reaction. (More reactants form.) O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the forward reaction. (More products form.)
NH3 gas is removed from the system. Select the single best answer.
O The equilibrium will not change.
O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the reverse reaction. (More reactants form.)
O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the forward reaction. (More products form.)
Part 3 of 3
N₂ gas is added to the system. Select the single best answer.
O The equilibrium will not change.
O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the reverse reaction. (More reactants form.)
O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the forward reaction. (More products form.)
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Transcribed Image Text:NH3 gas is removed from the system. Select the single best answer. O The equilibrium will not change. O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the reverse reaction. (More reactants form.) O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the forward reaction. (More products form.) Part 3 of 3 N₂ gas is added to the system. Select the single best answer. O The equilibrium will not change. O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the reverse reaction. (More reactants form.) O The equilibrium position will shift to favor the forward reaction. (More products form.)
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