E Which of the changes will shift the equilibrium below to the right? "HN 2 bHO 'HN e NH4" (ag) + OH (be) O Decreasing the concentration of GH Increasing the concentration ofNH, Increasing the pressure O Decreasing the concentration of NH, OH Adding a catalyst

E Which of the changes will shift the equilibrium below to the right? "HN 2 bHO 'HN e NH4" (ag) + OH (be) O Decreasing the concentration of GH Increasing the concentration ofNH, Increasing the pressure O Decreasing the concentration of NH, OH Adding a catalyst

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Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

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Which of the changes will shift the equilibrium below to the right?
"HN 2 bHO 'HN
e NH4" (ag) + OH
(be)
O Decreasing the concentration of GH
Increasing the concentration ofNH,
Increasing the pressure
O Decreasing the concentration of NH, OH
Adding a catalyst

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