According to Le Chatelier's principle, the increase of pressure on system at equilibrium shifts the reaction towards the formation of less number of gaseous species.
A (g) + 2B (g) <-----> C (g)
Number of gaseous molecules on reactants side = 3
Number of gaseous molecules on products side = 1
So increase of pressure on above reaction favors formation of C.
The statement is true only if the number of moles of gaseous components on products side is lesser than the number of moles of gaseous components on reactants side.
Discuss the veracity of the following statement. •In an equilibrium that ‘only’ involves species in the...
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1a. How does a catalyst change the equilibrium of a
reaction?
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A catalyst lowers the activation energy and so changes the rate
constants and therefore changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst lowers the activation energy and so changes the rate
constants and therefore changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst helps to form more products so it always increases
the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst adds a reactant to the equilibrium expression and so
changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst doesn't...