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You get something called hyporthostatoc drop in pressure that causes lightheaded and dizziness fainting can occur or can total shock to the body systems when the brain and heart and vital organs experience that kind of mixture in it

mafiozo [28]2 years ago

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When temperature increases, you can think of it as ‘adding’ to the reactant of heat energy, meaning that the system will shift to the right.

Similarly, when temperature decreases, you are decreasing the concentration of the ‘heat energy’, meaning the reaction will shift to the left.

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