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Chemistry, 09.10.2019 22:30 kaitlynhess

Asolution of hydrofluoric acid, hf(ag), is at equilibrium. how would the
system change if more hf were added to the solution?
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a. less ht and more f would be produced.
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b. more ht and f would be produced.
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c. less ht and f would be produced.
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d. more ht and less f would be produced.

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