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Which of the following will result if some CH4 (g) is removed from the reaction CO+...

Which of the following will result if some CH4 (g) is removed from the reaction CO+ 3H2(g) CH4 + H2O

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If this is in equilbirium

First, let us state the Le Chatelier principle which deals with changes in an equilibrium:

The statement is as follows:

If any equilibrium is disturbed, that is, change in conditions such as P,T, concentration, partial pressure, etc.., the system will counterbalance such change in order to favour the system's equilbirium.

  • Change in concentration
  • Change in pressure
  • Change in temperature

CO+ 3H2(g) <> CH4 + H2O

If CH4 is removed, then the products decrease

Q = [CH4][H"] /([CO]H2]^3)

Q decreases, meaning that the equilibrium must counterbalance

if must react all CO, H2, to form more CH4 and recover

shift goes from reactants to product to the right )

queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago
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