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Chemical Equilibrium question

2005 · Shift 0 · Q7

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2005 · Shift 0 · Q7

Chemical Equilibrium question

2005 · Shift 0 · Q7

JEE MainChemistryChemical EquilibriumMCQ+4 / −1

The exothermic formation of

ClF_3

is represented by the equation:

Cl_2

(g) + 3

F_2

(g)

ClF_3

2

ClF_3

(g);

\Delta H

= -329 kJ Which of the following will increase the quantity of

ClF_3

in an equilibrium mixture of

Cl_2

,

F_2

and

ClF_3

?

A
Increasing the temperature
B
Removing $Cl_2$
C
Increasing the volume of the container
D
Adding $F_2$

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