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There is no option 4 btw
I think it might be option 2 but idk for sure
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This question made me realize that I misunderstood your previous question which was similar so let's go back to that one and then come back here
Ok
Similar to your previous question, except we want to see an INCREASE in the product so we're looking at either CoCl4 or H2O. We should see a sharp increase in one of those and then it should slowly decrease. Because when you add a product, the equilibrium shifts towards the left (to the reactants) and that makes the concentration of that product slowly decrease as the reaction tries to go back to equilibrium
Ok sooo i see that in option 3
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Thank you i understand this wayyy more now :)
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