CO(g)+H20(g) <---> CO2(g)+H2(g) delta h =-9 Use le chateliers principal to predict the effects on the...

CO(g)+H20(g) <---> CO2(g)+H2(g) delta h =-9

Use le chateliers principal to predict the effects on the equilibrium

CO2 added

Temp increased

Pressure increased

Catalyst removed

H2o removed

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