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In a reaction at equilibrium, what is the effect of decreasing temperature on an endothermic reaction?

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Reversible reactions and equilibrium

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In a reaction at equilibrium, what is the effect of decreasing temperature on an endothermic reaction?.

  1. A.Shifts equilibrium to the left
  2. B.Shifts equilibrium to the right
  3. C.No effect on equilibrium
  4. D.Increases the rate of reaction

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Equilibrium Reaction

The reaction is at equilibrium at a certain temperature and pressure. Changes are made to the system.

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    State What effect does increasing the pressure have on the position of equilibrium?

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