question archive NH HS() NH (g) + H S(g) AH +93kJ The equilibrium is established by placing solid ammonium hydrogen sulfide in an empty container at 298 K
NH HS() NH (g) + H S(g) AH +93kJ The equilibrium is established by placing solid ammonium hydrogen sulfide in an empty container at 298 K
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NH HS() NH (g) + H S(g) AH +93kJ The equilibrium is established by placing solid ammonium hydrogen sulfide in an empty container at 298 K. Once equilibrium is established, some of the solid remains, and each of the following events takes place. Answer the following questions and give reasons for your answers. (16 pis. total) a) What happens to the amounts of all the reactants and products if the container is heated to a temperature higher than 298 K? b) What happens to the equilibrium amounts of the reactants and products if the container is put under greater pressure? c) What happens to the partial pressure of ammonia gas when hydrogen sulfide gas is introduced into the container? d) What happens to the amount of mass of the solid reactant when hydrogen sulfide gas is introduced into the container?
