4. The equation shows an equation at equilibrium. 3H2(9) + N2(9) 2NH3(g) + 76 kJ Which of the following describes what happens if NH; is added to the system? Equilibrium is restored as the reaction shifts toward the products. Equilibrium is restored as the concentration is increased to the products. Equilibrium is restored as the reaction shifts toward the reactants. Equilibrium is restored as more heat energy is released from the system.

4. The equation shows an equation at equilibrium. 3H2(9) + N2(9) 2NH3(g) + 76 kJ Which of the following describes what happens if NH; is added to the system? Equilibrium is restored as the reaction shifts toward the products. Equilibrium is restored as the concentration is increased to the products. Equilibrium is restored as the reaction shifts toward the reactants. Equilibrium is restored as more heat energy is released from the system.

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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