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Le Chatlier Principle:
When a change is applied to a system at equilibrium, the equilibrium will shift against the change. The equilibrium of a system will be affected by the changes in temperature, pressure and concentration
The expression for the equilibrium is given as follows:
For any arbitrary reaction at equilibrium,
The double half arrows in the above reaction indicates that there is a simultaneous change in both directions of the reaction.
Le Châtelier’s principle:
If a system at equilibrium is disturbed, the equilibrium moves in such a way to counteract the change.
The factors that are affecting chemical equilibrium:
oConcentration.
oTemperature.
oPressure (or volume).
Factors that are affecting Equilibrium:
Part 1
The given balanced chemical equation is written below.
The above reaction indicates that carbon monoxide reacts with oxygen and forms carbon dioxide gas.
By increasing the concentration of carbon monoxide, the equilibrium in the reaction shifts towards the right.
Part 2
The given balanced chemical equation is written below.
The above reaction indicates that carbon monoxide reacts with oxygen and forms carbon dioxide gas.
By increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide , the equilibrium in the reaction shifts towards the left.
Part 3
The given balanced chemical equation is written below.
The above reaction indicates that carbon monoxide reacts with oxygen and forms carbon dioxide gas.
By decreasing the volume of the container, the equilibrium shifts towards the right side of the reaction.
Ans: Part 1The correct choice is A (To the right).
Part 2The correct choice is B(to the left).
Part 3The correct choice is A (To the right).