Consider the following equilibrium reaction having gaseous reactants and products.

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LUCKY_DIMON [66]4 years ago

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Answer:

The volume of water vapor increases.

Explanation:

Pressure, concentration, and temperature all affect the equilibrium position of chemical reactions in a closed system such as this one. Increasing HCl increases the pressure in the system. It favors the forward's reaction because this favors a reduced overall pressure in the system. The products have a combined 3 moles of gases while the reactants have a combined 5 moles of gases.

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