For the following equilibrium reaction2NO2(g) ↔N2O4(g) + Δlook in the Tro text to see what LeChatelier's principle states about gases. Assume that the reaction occurs in an enclosed movable piston. [Hint: remember that PV=nRT] a.) The pressure of the reaction is increased. b.) The volume of the reaction is decreased. c.) The volume of the reaction is increased.

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