Asked by Allie
Hey guys! Stuck on some problems:
1)Consider the following chemical reaction between gases:
2N2O(g) + O2(g)->4NO(g) + heat
The amount of O2 at equilibrium will be decreased by:
1. Adding more NO(g).
2. Increasing the pressure by decreasing the volume.
3. Removing N2O.
4. Adding a catalyst.
5. Decreasing the temperature.
My maybe answer: I know to use Le Chatelie's Principle, I know it is exothermic, I think maybe the answer is 2 (?)
1)Consider the following chemical reaction between gases:
2N2O(g) + O2(g)->4NO(g) + heat
The amount of O2 at equilibrium will be decreased by:
1. Adding more NO(g).
2. Increasing the pressure by decreasing the volume.
3. Removing N2O.
4. Adding a catalyst.
5. Decreasing the temperature.
My maybe answer: I know to use Le Chatelie's Principle, I know it is exothermic, I think maybe the answer is 2 (?)
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
to decrease O2 is to shift to right or adding more N20, OR removing NO, or removing the heat. or reducing pressure.
so decreasing temp works.
so decreasing temp works.
Answered by
Allie
That makes sense! Just wanted to say thanks!
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