Chemistry, 20.11.2020 03:30 julianjacobg126

Suppose this reaction is at equilibrium. The following changes (stresses) will shift the equilibrium toward the product side or toward the reactant side. Classify each of the changes according to which side of the reaction is expected to shift due to the applied change.

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