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1.) 3RbI + AlF3 <--> All3 + 3RbF 2.) BeI2 + BaF2 <--> BeF2 + BaI2...

1.) 3RbI + AlF3 <--> All3 + 3RbF

2.) BeI2 + BaF2 <--> BeF2 + BaI2

3.) SrS + H20 <--> SrO + H2S

Predict the direction in which the following reactions will proceed in. If possible, please explain your reasoning.

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for all above three reactions (1,2,3 ) based on LE CHATELIER PRINCIPLE only.

according to his statement

a) if the concentration of reactants are increases , the equilibrium shift in right side of the reaction ,i.e forward reaction takes place

b)  if the concentration of reactants are idecreases , the equilibrium shift in left side of the reaction ,i.e backward reaction takes place

c) if the concentration of products are increases , the equilibrium shift in left side of the reaction ,i.e backward reaction takes place

d) if the concentration of products are decreases , the equilibrium shift in Right side of the reaction ,i.e farward reaction takes place

e ) if the pressure is increases , the equilibrium shift in direction to decrease in total number of moles side.

f) if the pressure is decreases , the equilibrium shift in direction to increase in total number of moles side.

g) with the increase the temparature endo thermic reactions takes place. with the decrease the temparature exo-thermic reactions takes place.


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