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A student removes H⁺ ions from the reaction shown. Will the solution turn more green or more purple? A: More purple B: More green C Changing the H+ ion won't affect the equilibrium
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A student removes H⁺ ions from the reaction shown. Will the solution turn more green or more purple?

A: More purple
B: More green
C Changing the H+ ion won't affect the equilibrium

A student removes H⁺ ions from the reaction shown. Will the solution turn more green-example-1
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Answer:More purple

Explanation: Its more purple

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