Which action will shift the equilibrium of this reaction to the right?
AB(g) + C(g) jl A(s) + BC(g)

a. adding A
b. removing C
c. increasing the pressure
d. increasing the volume of the reaction vessel

Question

Which action will shift the equilibrium of this reaction to the right?
AB(g) + C(g) jl A(s) + BC(g)

a. adding A
b. removing C
c. increasing the pressure
d. increasing the volume of the reaction vessel

anonymous · Answer

please help

anonymous · Answer

i would say A, more reactant=more product = position of equilibrium to the right

anonymous · Answer

thanks alot!

anonymous · Answer

Increasing the pressure would shift the equilibrium to the right.  AB and C are both in a gaseous state and when the pressure is increased within the reaction vessel, the probability of the gases coming into contact (and reacting) increases.