Posted by Chem on Sunday, May 9, 2010 at 3:17pm.
Does the problem want an answer? You know an increase in pressure will make the reaction shift to the right (smaller number of moles on the right); therefore, a decrease will shift it to the left. Thus the products will decrease, the reactants will increase, and Qc will be smaller.
yes, it wants an actual value
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