W4 chem

Wednesday, 20 September 2023 7:18 PM

If the right side has radioactive bromine that mean's to make it at equilibrium it will transfer some of its
radioactive energy to the left bulb, after a long amount of time or idk depends on how long it is. The color
will be the same since it's at equilibrium. Ignore the one's that talk ab the right side or left side because no
side matters cuz both sides become the same.

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SO2 added yea so too much SO2 in the left side. So it shifts forward to produce less; so
If it produces less SO2 that means SO2Cl2 will be produced less, so according to
n=c/v; less moles; less volume; more concentration.

a) Cl2 is removed. SO the backwards reaction needs Cl2. The Cl2 from the forward reaction goes to the backward reaction

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 If it produces less SO2 that means SO2Cl2 will be produced less, so according to
n=c/v; less moles; less volume; more concentration.

a) Cl2 is removed. SO the backwards reaction needs Cl2. The Cl2 from the forward reaction goes to the backward reaction
so it shifts backwards. System wants to increase Cl2 that’s why it be going backwards so it can produce more. So when
it went backwards it produces more SO2 Cl2 which means according to n=c/v; more moles; more volume; less
concentration.

Shifts to the left because it has more amount of moles

Shifts to the right because there's 3 moles in the left and 2 moles to the right.

Equal amount of moles

So temperature decreases ye? That means it will take the heat from the forward reaction so it can go back to equilibrium
State. So it will shift backwards. So if the backward reaction has less temperature therefore according to n=c/v;
Less temperature means less volume; means less moles; means more concentration.

Temperature increases yea, it was already releasing heat yea on the products yea, so since the products already have more
heat than the reactants, the thingie will shift backwards to like make the heat equilibrium yea. Since temperature was
increasing and the products had more temperature. That means if CO2 had more temperature according to n=c/v; more
temperature is more volume; more volume more moles; more moles less concentration.

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