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What predicts that increasing the concentration of NH, will shift the following reaction to the left? N(g)+3H2(g) 2NH,(g) (A) Le Châtelier's principle (B) common ion effect (C) solubility product constant
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What predicts that increasing the concentration of NH, will shift the following reaction to the left?

N(g)+3H2(g) 2NH,(g)

(A) Le Châtelier's principle

(B) common ion effect

(C) solubility product constant

(D) law of chemical equilibrium

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Answer: D

Explanation: Just did this

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