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Increasing the concentration of A will cause A (g) + 3B (s) <---> 2C (g) +...

Increasing the concentration of A will cause

A (g) + 3B (s) <---> 2C (g) + energy

The equilibrium to shift left/reverse reaction to be favoured.

The equilibrium to shift right/forward reaction to be favoured.

no effect on the equilibrium.

no effect on the equilibrium but will change the rate at which it is reached.

Increasing the concentration of C will cause

A (g) + 3B (s) <---> 2C (g) + energy

The equilibrium to shift left/reverse reaction to be favoured.

The equilibrium to shift right/forward reaction to be favoured.

no effect on the equilibrium.

no effect on the equilibrium but will change the rate at which it is reached.
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A (g) + 3B (s) <---> 2C (g) + energy

conc of reactants are increases the equilibrium shift to right side or forward reaction is favoured.

conc of A increases the equilibrium shift to right side.

The equilibrium to shift right/forward reaction to be favoured. >>>>answer

A (g) + 3B (s) <---> 2C (g) + energy

conc of products are increase the equilibrium shift ot left side of reverse reaction is favoured.

The conc of C increases the equilibrium shift to left side.

The equilibrium to shift left/reverse reaction to be favoured.

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