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11 In which of the following reactions involving gases would the forward reaction be favored by an<br />

increase in pressure?<br />

A A + B ​⇄​AB<br />

B A + B ​⇄​ C + D<br />

C 2A + B ​⇄​ C + 2D<br />

D AC ​⇄​ A + C<br />

According to LeChatelier's principle regarding pressure, an equilibrium will shift to the side of a<br />

reaction with less mass in order to accommodate for the change in pressure. Answer A is the only<br />

answer where there is 1.) an unequal mass on either side, and 2.) where the forward reaction would<br />

be favored. In A, A+B composes more mass than AB and so the reaction would be altered to<br />

accommodate for the production of more AB to account for the change in pressure.<br />

4HCl​ (g)​<br />

+ O​ 2​(g)​<br />

​⇄​ 2H​ 2​<br />

O​ (l)​<br />

+ 2Cl​ 2​(g)​<br />

+ 113 kJ<br />

12 Which action will drive the reaction to the right?<br />

A heating the equilibrium mixture<br />

B adding water to the system<br />

C decreasing the oxygen concentration<br />

D increasing the system’s pressure<br />

Because there is more mass on the left, the right side of the equation will accommodate in<br />

some way to maintain equilibrium. In this case, that would be to increase the pressure in the system<br />

because it will promote the forward reaction.<br />

NO​ 2​(g)​<br />

+ CO​ (g)​<br />

​⇄​ NO​ (g)​<br />

+ CO2​ (g)<br />

13 The reaction shown above occurs inside a closed flask. What action will shift the reaction to the<br />

left?<br />

A pumping CO gas into the closed flask<br />

B raising the total pressure inside the flask<br />

C increasing the NO concentration in the flask<br />

D venting some CO​ 2​<br />

gas from the flask<br />

By increasing the concentration of NO in the closed flask, it promotes the conversion of the<br />

reactant to product on the left. The more of this product is made, the more it will promote the<br />

decomposition of the product back into the reactant. In a roundabout way. increasing the<br />

concentration NO will promote a backward reaction because eventually it causes a larger mass of<br />

product (left side)<br />

NH​ 4​<br />

Cl​ (s)​<br />

+ heat ​⇄​ NH​ 3​(g)​<br />

+ HCl​ (g)

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