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Consider the following generic reaction: A (s) + 2 B (g) ↔ C (s) + 4...

Consider the following generic reaction:
A (s) + 2 B (g) ↔ C (s) + 4 D (g) Δ H = +12 kJ/mol
Explain how each of the following variables will shift the equilibrium (towards the reactants, towards the product, no change)
a. Doubling the volume

b. Adding D

c. Adding E (g)

d. Heating up the reacting

e. Removing B

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ACS) +280934((5) +40693 gasisws. moles of Reactant: 0) 4H= +12 KJ/mol endothermic Reaslim gasiou, males of Product (4) (a) Do

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  1. forward

  2. backward

  3. no change

  4. forward

  5. backward

answered by: Shivani Sharma
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