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Consider the equilibrium reaction: Ag2SO4(s) <=> 2Ag+ + SO4-2. What would be the effect of adding...

Consider the equilibrium reaction: Ag2SO4(s) <=> 2Ag+ + SO4-2. What would be the effect of adding more Ag+ in the reaction container?

no effect

equilibrium is reached faster (wrong answer)

equilibrium reaction is shifted forward

equilibrium reaction is shifted in the reverse direction

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Ag2SO4(s) <=> 2Ag+ + SO4-2

if we add Ag+

which is a PRODUCT, then the shift will favour

more solid formation, in order to counterbalance the system

so

equilibrium reaction is shifted in the reverse direction

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