Posted by Ava on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 7:19pm.
oops the reaction should be
2NOBr <-> 2NO + Br2 (delta)H = +61.1 kJ
It's tough to read the equation. I can't make out the symbols. Where is the arrow? What are your thoughts on the question?
Adding Br2 will shift the reaction to the left.
Removing NOBr will shift the reaction to the left.
You try the others.
I just fixed the equation above but here it is again 2NOBr <-> 2NO + Br2 (delta)H = +61.1 kJ
I thought b and e are true however the computer keeps saying that answer is wrong.
b and e ARE true. You can take that to the bank. The computer is (a) wrong or (b) or you keying into the wrong question. a,c,d or not true.
no I've entered b and e several times before into the computer (and now again) for the correct question so now I am going to email my instructor, thank you
If your instructor thinks b and e are NOT true I would like to know it AND I would like to know the reason why. LeChatelier may turn over in his grave.
Haha yes he probably will. I will let you know.
My profesor says that b and e are true but c is also true. The reaction will shift toward the right with a temperature increase because it is endothermic. I did type in bce before but because the computer said it was incorrect I changed my answer. :( It is too late to fix it now, however thank you for your help.
My profesor says that b and e are true but c is also true. The reaction will shift toward the right with a temperature increase because it is endothermic. I did type in bce before but because the computer said it was incorrect I changed my answer. :( It is too late to fix it now, however thank you for your help.
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