For the following questions state whether there would be a shift to the right, left, more of a shift to the right or left, or nothing. If asked why a reaction shifts in a particular reason the answer should be kept simple because it decreases, increases, or does nothing to a specific reactant, product, or nothing to the main reaction. State what the exact reactant. For instance, the below reaction if something is added that decreases NH,, then write "the reaction shifts to the left because it decreases NH,". 1.) For the following reaction used in class [Cu(H,O),1*(aq) + 4NH,(aq) → [Cu(NH,),]*(aq) + 4H,O(1)

For the following questions state whether there would be a shift to the right, left, more of a shift to the right or left, or nothing. If asked why a reaction shifts in a particular reason the answer should be kept simple because it decreases, increases, or does nothing to a specific reactant, product, or nothing to the main reaction. State what the exact reactant. For instance, the below reaction if something is added that decreases NH,, then write "the reaction shifts to the left because it decreases NH,". 1.) For the following reaction used in class [Cu(H,O),1(aq) + 4NH,(aq) → [Cu(NH,),](aq) + 4H,O(1)

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ChapterU6: Showtime: Reversible Reactions And Chemical Equilibrium

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