For a hypothetical reaction 2 A ( g ) leftharpoons B ( g )+10 J which of the following factor shift the equilibrium in forward direction?

Question

For a hypothetical reaction 2 A ( g ) leftharpoons B ( g )+10 J which of the following factor shift the equilibrium in forward direction? (A) Decreasing pressure (B) Increasing temperature (C) Addition of inert gas at constant pressure (D) Removing B from the reaction

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

- Decrease in pressure favours backward reaction due to greater number of gaseous moles.
- Increase in temperature favours backward reaction as it is endothermic.
- Addition of inert gas at constant pressure favours backward reaction due to greater number of gaseous moles.
- Addition of reactants or removal of products favours the forward reaction.

Q. For a hypothetical reaction 2A(g)⇌B(g)+10J which of the following factor shift the equilibrium in forward direction?

Decreasing pressure

Increasing temperature

Addition of inert gas at constant pressure

Removing B from the reaction

Q. For a hypothetical reaction $2 A (g) ⇌ B (g) + 10 J$ which of the following factor shift the equilibrium in forward direction?