When pressure is increased at constant temperature

Question

When pressure is increased at constant temperature (A) rate of Haber’s process decreases (B) solubility of gas in liquid increases (C) solubility of solid in liquid increases (D) 2C(s)+CO2(g)→2CO(g) reaction moves in the forward direction

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Solubility of gas in liquid increases on increasing pressure according to Henry’s law.

Q. When pressure is increased at constant temperature

rate of Haber’s process decreases

solubility of gas in liquid increases

solubility of solid in liquid increases

$2 C_{(s)} + C O_{2 (g)} \to 2 C O_{(g)}$ reaction moves in the forward direction

Solubility of gas in liquid increases on increasing pressure according to Henry’s law.

Q. When pressure is increased at constant temperature

rate of Haber’s process decreases

solubility of gas in liquid increases

solubility of solid in liquid increases

2C(s)​+CO2(g)​→2CO(g)​ reaction moves in the forward direction

Solubility of gas in liquid increases on increasing pressure according to Henry’s law.

$2 C_{(s)} + C O_{2 (g)} \to 2 C O_{(g)}$ reaction moves in the forward direction