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29.01.2020 •
Chemistry
Given this reaction, n2o4(g) 2no2(g), what shifts will occur if q = k?
a.
the reaction shifts to the left
b.
the reaction shifts to the right
c.
no shift as the reaction is in equilibrium
d.
no shift because the product is 2no2
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Ответ:
C. No shift as the reaction is in equilibrium
Explanation:
Q (the reaction quotient) and K (the equilibrium constant are equal) which means it's in equilibrium.
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