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Which part(s) of the reaction Cl2(g) <---> 2 Cl(g) will be favored by an increase in...

Which part(s) of the reaction Cl2(g) <---> 2 Cl(g)

will be favored by an increase in the total pressure (resulting in compression)? Please explain.

a.) neither is favored

b.) unable to determine

c.) products

d.) reactants

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The increase in pressure will favour the formation of SMALL number of moles

reactants has 1 mol

product has 2 mol

the equilibrium favours (when pressurized) the formation of small amount of moles, therefore the reactants are favoured

answer is D)

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