Activity 1: Complete Me!Direction: Complete the following table. Write your answer on a separate sheetof paper.EquilibriumReactionEffectKeqexpressionStressEquilibriumshift (encircleyour answer)Forwardapplied(encircleyour answer)Ha + Cla =| 2HCIDecreasingthe pressure(increase,decrease, nochange) inthe number(HCIJKeq -BackwardNo Shiftof moles ofHCl(g)(increase,decrease, nochange) inthe volume ofIncreasingFe,O +4 Ha+ heat 2ForwardKeq =theBackward3Fe + 4H,OtemperatureNo Shiftwater vaporcollectedof (increase,decrease, nochange)the numberof moles ofNO2NO + Oz2NO + heatForwardBackwardNo ShiftAddition(NO,P|NO]F|0,]|Keq =heliumForwardH,CO» =CO2 + H,ORemovalof (increase,decrease, nochange) inthe amountKeq -(H,CO,CO2BackwardNo Shiftof H,CO,(increase,decrease, nochange)inamount of o,(increase,the volume of decrease, nochange)in theIncreasingtheForwardBackwardNo ShiftKeq=temperaturethe4 NH3%g + 5022 4NO+ 6H,O + heatIncreasingForwardBackwardtheNo Shiftcontaineramount ofH,06Removing 02| (increase,decrease, nochange)in theamount ofNH,ForwardBackwardNo Shift

A. Here, change in the no. of moles is zero. Hence, decreasing P has no role on concentration of HCl…

Activity 1: Complete Me! Direction: Complete the following table. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. Stress Effect (encircle your answer)your answer) (increase, Equilibrium Reaction Keq expression applied Equilibrium shift (encircle Ha + Cl 2HC Decreasing the pressure decrease, no Backward Forward (HCI Keq- No Shift change) in the number of moles of HCl(g) (increase, decrease, no Backward Fe,O +4 H + heat = 3Fe+ 4H,O Increasing the Forward Keq = (H temperature change) in No Shift the volume of water vapor collected of (increase, decrease, no Backward change) in the number of moles of NO Forward 2NO +O 2NO + heat (NO, P Addition Keq INOP|0, helium No Shift H,CO, = Removal of (increase, decrease, no change) in the amount of H,CO | (increase, decrease, no (Co, Keq [H,CO, Forward Backward No Shift Co + H,O Co, Forward INO"IM,0" Ke |NH, "|0,]" Increasing the temperature change) Backward No Shift in amount of O, (increase, the volume of decrease, no change) the 4 NHg + 50 2 4NO+ 6 H,O + heat Increasing Forward Backward the No Shift container in the amount of H,O

Activity 1: Complete Me! Direction: Complete the following table. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. Stress Effect (encircle your answer)your answer) (increase, Equilibrium Reaction Keq expression applied Equilibrium shift (encircle Ha + Cl 2HC Decreasing the pressure decrease, no Backward Forward (HCI Keq- No Shift change) in the number of moles of HCl(g) (increase, decrease, no Backward Fe,O +4 H + heat = 3Fe+ 4H,O Increasing the Forward Keq = (H temperature change) in No Shift the volume of water vapor collected of (increase, decrease, no Backward change) in the number of moles of NO Forward 2NO +O 2NO + heat (NO, P Addition Keq INOP|0, helium No Shift H,CO, = Removal of (increase, decrease, no change) in the amount of H,CO | (increase, decrease, no (Co, Keq [H,CO, Forward Backward No Shift Co + H,O Co, Forward INO"IM,0" Ke |NH, "|0,]" Increasing the temperature change) Backward No Shift in amount of O, (increase, the volume of decrease, no change) the 4 NHg + 50 2 4NO+ 6 H,O + heat Increasing Forward Backward the No Shift container in the amount of H,O

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl

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Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8RQ: A common type of reaction we will study is that having a very small K value (K 1). Solving for...

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