A mixture of three gases is at equilibrium: 2NOCl(g) +Cl2(g) H = +77.1kJ In whic

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A mixture of three gases is at equilibrium: 2NOCl(g) +Cl2(g) H = +77.1kJ In which direction will the reaction shift for each of thefollowing stresses? a. adding more NO. b. Removing Cl2 c. Increasing the temp d. Doubling the volume e. Increasing pressure f. adding a catalyst A mixture of three gases is at equilibrium: 2NOCl(g) +Cl2(g) H = +77.1kJ In which direction will the reaction shift for each of thefollowing stresses? a. adding more NO. b. Removing Cl2 c. Increasing the temp d. Doubling the volume e. Increasing pressure f. adding a catalyst c. Increasing the temp d. Doubling the volume e. Increasing pressure f. adding a catalyst

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A. Adding more NO favors the formation of more product B. Removing Cl2 favors the reverse reaction, the breakdown ofproduct to reform additional Cl2 C. Increasing the temperature will favor the formation ofproducts D. Increasing volume favors the side where there are greater molesof gas E. Increasing pressure will increase yield of products when fewermoles of gas are produced than consumed F. No Effect on Equilibrium

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