Both X and Z will increase in order.
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Here in the question we can see that all the three compounds X Y and Z are in equilibrium as they are put in a water beaker containing water. This phenomenon is Called chemical equilibrium when the substances that are isomers to each other actually forms in water and their relative concentration remains in a particular ratio according to their stability.
Here in the question, the solution contains X Y and Z in equilibrium. But if more Y is added in the solution, firstly the equilibrium constant for X and Y will get disrupted because X will get low in amount with respect to Y. So some Y will get converted to X. Similarly, when Z will also face the same problem and some Y will get converted to Z. Hence the amounts of both X and Y will increase along with Y.
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It's A. love :), also sorry that people answer when they don't actually know it, and there just trying to get points.
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The proof that in any synthesis reaction, a chemical change has occurred is that in a synthesis reaction, two reactants combine to form a new compound.
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