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D Question 1 1 pts Consider the reaction 2A(g) + B(g) < => 2C (g) DHP =-25.2 kJ One mole of A is added to an equilibrium sample of the mixture held at constant volume. The reaction shifts O To the left O To the right O Does not shift O Cant tell. D Question 2 1 pts Consider the reaction 2A(g) + B(g) <# > 2C (g) DHP--25.2 kJ The system, initially at equilibrium is expanded to a larger volume. The reaction shifts O To the left O To the right O Does not shift O Cant tell
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