please help it is suppose to be yes and no answers and I'm confused
1)
Decreasing Temperature will shift the reaction in a direction which release heat as per Le chatelier Principle
Forward reaction is endothermic in nature
hence, backward reaction will be favoured
So, Equilibrium moves to reactant side
Production of H2 is not favoured
Answer: no
2)
Decrease the pressure will shift the reaction in a direction which have greater gaseous molecules as per Le chatelier Principle
Here, number of gaseous molecules is same on both side
So equilibrium will not be effected
So, No effect on equilibrium
Production of H2 is not favoured
Answer: no
3)
Decreasing volume will increase the pressure which in turn shift the reaction in a direction which have lesser gaseous molecules as per Le chatelier Principle
Here, number of gaseous molecules is same on both side
So equilibrium will not be effected
So, No effect on equilibrium
Production of H2 is not favoured
Answer: no
4)
Removing reactant will shift the reaction in the direction of reactant as per Le chatelier Principle
So, Equilibrium moves to reactant side
Production of H2 is not favoured
Answer: No
5)
Removing product will shift the reaction in the direction of product as per Le chatelier Principle
So, Equilibrium moves to product side
Production of H2 is favoured
Answer: yes
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