Nitrogen dioxide is a component in smog. Nitrogen dioxide is yellow/brown. Its dimer, dinitrogen tetroxide is colorless. 2 NO₂ (g) N₂O4 (9) Brown → colorless 1. Does placing the tube into a hot water bath cause the brown color to increase or decrease? 2. Does adding heat shift the reaction to the right or to the left? 3. Does placing the tube into an ice water bath cause the brown color to increase or decrease?

Nitrogen dioxide is a component in smog. Nitrogen dioxide is yellow/brown. Its dimer, dinitrogen tetroxide is colorless. 2 NO₂ (g) N₂O4 (9) Brown → colorless 1. Does placing the tube into a hot water bath cause the brown color to increase or decrease? 2. Does adding heat shift the reaction to the right or to the left? 3. Does placing the tube into an ice water bath cause the brown color to increase or decrease?

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