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What is an inert gas?
Think about gases like argon.
Does adding an inert gas at constant volume change the equilibrium point of a reaction?
Consider how concentrations are affected.
What effect does adding an inert gas have on equilibrium?
Think about what it means for a gas to be 'inert'.
True or False: Adding an inert gas at constant volume will change the equilibrium constant.
What affects the reaction ratios at equilibrium?
A gas mixture in equilibrium has a total pressure of 5 atm. After adding an inert gas, the total pressure rises to 10 atm. What happens to the partial pressures of the original gases?
Recall the principles of Dalton's law.
In an experiment, a reaction at equilibrium reaches a point where the concentrations of reactants and products are measured. If an inert gas is added to the mixture, describe how the reaction would respond, if at all.
Consider what factors actually change the equilibrium state.
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