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2. Consider the hypothetical reaction at equilibrium A+B+heat C+D tratinns of A, B


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A+ B + heat = C + D

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if we cool the system, since this is endothermic, the system shifts from products to reactants

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if we het the system, then there is enough energy to produce C and D. shift goes form left to right

Q3.

addition of NaOH will form OH- in solution, which reacts with H3O+ to form H2O

this shift goes form right to left.

the acid in ionic species, C2H3O2- decreases

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