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Consider the reaction Fe3+(aq) + Cl-(aq)   FeCl2+(aq). If Ag+(aq) is added, the silver ion will react with...

Consider the reaction Fe3+(aq) + Cl-(aq)   FeCl2+(aq).

If Ag+(aq) is added, the silver ion will react with (Cl-, H2O, Fe3+) to form a precipitate, which will (decrease, increase, or not change) the concentration of reactants and drive the reaction(to the left, to the right, or neither one way or the other).

When this happens, the value of Kc will be(lower, higher, or constant).

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