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An equilibrium is not changed by a change in pressure. True OR False
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An equilibrium is not changed by a change in pressure.

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it IS changed. When there is pressure, itll move along to the side of where there are fewer moles of gas in the reaction. Decrease in pressure causes it to shift to the side with more moles of gas. So, false, it IS in fact changed
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