What would happen to this reaction if you lowered the temperature in its
reaction vessel?
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Physics, 04.02.2021 18:10 nataliaalejandradasi
What would happen to this reaction if you lowered the temperature in its
reaction vessel?
N204 + energy Z 2N02
A. All of the molecules would react more slowly.
B. The reaction would proceed more quickly in the reverse direction
C. The reaction would proceed more quickly in the forward direction
D. Decreasing the temperature would not have an effect on this
reaction
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