Which statement best explains what would happen if a reactant were added to a system in equilibrium?(1 point)
The system would shift toward the reactants to oppose the change.
The system would shift toward the products to oppose the change.
The system would shift toward the reactants to enhance the change.
The system would shift toward the products to enhance the change
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When a system in equilibrium is subjected to a stress the system will shift in such as way so as to relieve the stress. In simpler terms, Le Chatelier's Principle says that when we do something to a system in equilibrium it will try to undo what we did to it. So if we add a reactant the system will shift to the right which will produce more produces and use up some of what we added as a reactant.
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1. The system would shift toward the PRODUCTS to OPPOSE the change
2. Adding an ion that Causes SCN- to precipitate
3. DECREASING the pH will RELEASE Fe3+ ions and cause the solution to become more RED
4. MN042- ions
5. DECREASING the pH
1. The system would shift toward the PRODUCTS to OPPOSE the change
2. Adding an ion that Causes SCN- to precipitate
3. DECREASING the pH will RELEASE Fe3+ ions and cause the solution to become more RED
4. MN042- ions
5. DECREASING the pH
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