What is the effect of adding C₂H5OH (1) to a container in which the reaction has reached equilibrium? a. There will be no effect. b. The reaction will shift left to right. c. What happens depends on the temperature. Od. the reaction will shift right to left. CH3COOH(g) + C₂H,OH(g) CH,COOC,H,(g) +H,O(g)

What is the effect of adding C₂H5OH (1) to a container in which the reaction has reached equilibrium? a. There will be no effect. b. The reaction will shift left to right. c. What happens depends on the temperature. Od. the reaction will shift right to left. CH3COOH(g) + C₂H,OH(g) CH,COOC,H,(g) +H,O(g)

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