Chemistry, 03.03.2021 21:10, zfismael

8. Given the reaction at equilibrium: Alg) + B(g) =AB(g) + heat
The concentration of A(g) can be increased by
O increasing the concentration of AB(9)
lowering the temperature
increasing the concentration of B(g)
adding a catalyst

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8. Given the reaction at equilibrium: Alg) + B(g) =AB(g) + heat
The concentration of A(g) can...