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practice: le chateliers principle directions: complete the chart below …

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practice: le chateliers principle
directions: complete the chart below by predicting what changes each stress will cause to the reaction at equilibrium, according to le chateliers principle. under \direction favored\, write \forward or reverse\. for the remaining columns, write \increase, decrease, or stays the same\. an example has been done in the first row for you.
reaction #1: $2so_2(g) + o_2(g) \
ightleftharpoons 2so_3(g)$

stressdirection favored$so_2$$o_2$$so_3$--------------------add $so_2$forward-decreaseincreaseadd $o_2$forward-add $so_3$-remove $so_2$-remove $o_2$-remove $so_3$-increase pressuredecrease pressure

Explanation:

Step1: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Add O₂)

Adding reactant favors forward reaction. $\ce{O2}$ is added (marked '-'), so $\ce{[SO2]}$ decreases, $\ce{[SO3]}$ increases.

Step2: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Add SO₃)

Adding product favors reverse reaction. $\ce{[SO3]}$ is added (marked '-'), so $\ce{[SO2]}$ increases, $\ce{[O2]}$ increases.

Step3: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Remove SO₂)

Removing reactant favors reverse reaction. $\ce{[SO2]}$ is removed (marked '-'), so $\ce{[O2]}$ increases, $\ce{[SO3]}$ decreases.

Step4: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Remove O₂)

Removing reactant favors reverse reaction. $\ce{[O2]}$ is removed (marked '-'), so $\ce{[SO2]}$ increases, $\ce{[SO3]}$ decreases.

Step5: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Remove SO₃)

Removing product favors forward reaction. $\ce{[SO3]}$ is removed (marked '-'), so $\ce{[SO2]}$ decreases, $\ce{[O2]}$ decreases.

Step6: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Increase pressure)

Fewer gas moles (3 reactant → 2 product) favor forward reaction. $\ce{[SO2]}$ decreases, $\ce{[O2]}$ decreases, $\ce{[SO3]}$ increases.

Step7: Apply Le Chatelier's Principle (Decrease pressure)

More gas moles favor reverse reaction. $\ce{[SO2]}$ increases, $\ce{[O2]}$ increases, $\ce{[SO3]}$ decreases.

Answer:

StressDirection Favored[SO₂][O₂][SO₃]
Add O₂forwarddecrease-increase
Add SO₃reverseincreaseincrease-
Remove SO₂reverse-increasedecrease
Remove O₂reverseincrease-decrease
Remove SO₃forwarddecreasedecrease-
Increase pressureforwarddecreasedecreaseincrease
Decrease pressurereverseincreaseincreasedecrease