I just wanted to be sure if my answers make any sense.

Question

Thank you;

For the reaction of ammonia:

N2(g) + 3H2(g) --> 2NH3(g)

suppose equilibrium has been established. Explain how and why the position of equilibrium will shift in response to the following changes:

(a) Additional nitrogen is added to the system
(b) Ammonia is removed from the system as it forms
(c) The pressure on the system is increased

(A) I think it will shift right, because we add more reactant so we need to make more product.

(B) If ammonia is removed it will shift to the left to compensate for that loss

(C) If the pressure is increased then the reaction it will shift right because we have less space, so it shifts to where there's less moles.

Answer 1

I answered this just now at the original; I'm a little late catching up from yesterday.
A is right.
C is right.
B is not right.
If NH3 is REMOVED as it is formed then the reaction must shift to the right in order to replace that which has been removed.

Answer 2

Thanks Bob!