The answer is <span>There will be a shift toward the products.
To solve this problem, it is necessary to understand Le Chatelier's principle. According to the principle, if a chemical reaction undergoes changes in conditions, the chemical equilibrium will shift in order to undo the effects. In the reaction </span><span>PCl5(g) + heat </span>↔<span> PCl3 (g) + Cl2 (g), when pressure is decreased, the system will try to increase it. This will result in the increase of gaseous pressure, so the equilibrium will be shifted toward the products. </span>
It is A, sunlight. The variable is the type of light used, and the control is used to measure the effects of the variables, so since sunlight is the normal light, it is the control.
