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Answer the questions for the following reaction at chemical equilibrium: cl2(g) + kbr(aq) < > kcl(aq) + br2(l) + heat 1. which reaction (forward, backward, or neither) would be favored by increasing the temperature? 2. which reaction (forward, backward, or neither) would be favored by adding cao? 3. which reaction (forward, backward, or neither) would be favored if the amount of chlorine gas (cl2 gas) was decreased? 4. which reaction (forward, backward, or neither) would be favored if the pressure was increased? 5. which reaction (forward, backward, or neither) would be favored if more cl2 gas is added?

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