Asked by bill nye the science guy

In which situation can Le Chatelier’s principle be applied?(1 point)

It can be applied when a reaction happens in a single direction, and environmental conditions are kept constant.

It can be applied when a reaction happens in a single direction, and environmental conditions are changed.

It can be applied when a reaction is reversible, and environmental conditions are kept constant.

It can be applied when a reaction is reversible, and environmental conditions are changed.
Answered by needhelp
Did you have the answers for this quick check?
Answered by asbcdg
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Answered by lemonfairy
i have a good grade in chem so i wasnt worried about it if it was wrong or not, BUT asbcdg IS WRONG. you cant just give your answers without the written part next to it because they do switch around. So the correct ones are:
1- B: The forward reaction would increase to start reducing the concentration of N2-
2- C: It can be applied when a reaction is reversible, and environmental conditions are changed
3-B: The equilibrium will shift to the left
4-C: Adding steam allows more molecules of the reactants to collide, causing the rate of the forward reaction to increase
5-B: An increase in the concentration of CO

sorry if any of those are wrong, but these are the correct answers as of 2-25-22
Answered by nat
lemonfairy is 100% correct! THANKS
Answered by Charlie
thank you lemofairy!
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