4. Predict the effect of temperature increase, (b) pressure decrease, (c) concentration increase of O2 on the concentration of all species. Answer using "more" or "less". 2 SO3(9) O2(g) + 2 SO2(9) AH = + 47 Kcal

4. Predict the effect of temperature increase, (b) pressure decrease, (c) concentration increase of O2 on the concentration of all species. Answer using "more" or "less". 2 SO3(9) O2(g) + 2 SO2(9) AH = + 47 Kcal

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4. Predict the effect of temperature increase, (b) pressure decrease, (c) concentration increase of
O2 on the concentration of all species. Answer using "more" or "less".
2 SO3(9)
O2(g) + 2 SO2(9)
AH = + 47 Kcal
a.
b.
С.

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