Hydrogen gas can be generated from methane by the following catalyzed reaction, performed in a closed container. CH4(9)

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Hydrogen Gas Can Be Generated From Methane By The Following Catalyzed Reaction Performed In A Closed Container Ch4 9 1 (35.75 KiB) Viewed 116 times

Hydrogen gas can be generated from methane by the following catalyzed reaction, performed in a closed container. CH4(9) + H20(9) + heat =CO(g) + 3H2(9) Indicate the direction in which the equilibrium position would shift as a consequence of each of the following actions: adding catalyst to the mixture increasing the temperature decreasing the relative concentration of CH4 (by removal) increasing the pressure in the container by adding an inert gas Left Right No Effect 1pts Ammonia gas can be synthesized by the following catalyzed reaction, performed in a closed container. N2(g) + 3H2(g) 2NH3(9) + heat Indicate the direction in which the equilibrium position would shift as a consequence of each of the following actions: increasing the relative concentration of H2 (by addition) removing NH3 from the mixture increasing the pressure in the container by adding an inert gas increasing the temperature