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    The document discusses how changing the concentration of reactants or products, or changing the temperature, affects the equilibrium of a chemical reaction. Specifically, it states that increasing the concentration of a reactant or product shifts the equilibrium towards consuming or replacing the added substance, while changing the temperature shifts the equilibrium in the endothermic or exothermic direction to absorb or replace heat. An example reaction is provided to illustrate these concepts.

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    The document discusses how changing the concentration of reactants or products, or changing the temperature, affects the equilibrium of a chemical reaction. Specifically, it states that increasing the concentration of a reactant or product shifts the equilibrium towards consuming or replacing the added substance, while changing the temperature shifts the equilibrium in the endothermic or exothermic direction to absorb or replace heat. An example reaction is provided to illustrate these concepts.

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    (LAB) DESCRIBE THE BEHAVIOR OF A

    REACTION MIXTURE WHEN THE


    FOLLOWING TAKES PLACE:

    A. CHANGE IN CONCENTRATION
    OF REACTANTS OR PRODUCTS.
    B. CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE

    STEM_GC11CE – IVB – E – 151


    OBJECTIVES

    1.) Describe the behavior of a reaction takes


    place in change of concentration and
    temperature.
    2.) Discuss how the behavior of reaction takes
    place in change of concentration and
    temperature.
    3.) Give an example equation of the change in
    concentration and temperature.
    Guide Questions
    Guide Questions
    Major Ideas

    Changes in Concentration

    ⇒ Adding a reactant or product, the equilibria shifts


    away from the increase order to consume part of the
    added substance.
    ⇒ Removing a reactant or product, the equilibria shifts
    toward the decrease to replace part of the removed
    species.
     

    Example:
    Changes in Temperature

    ⇒ Heat can be considered a reactant in an endothermic


    rxn and a product in an exothermic rxn.

    ⇒ If you increase the temperature of a reaction, the


    equilibrium will shift in the endothermic direction to
    absorb the extra heat.
    ⇒ Decreasing the reaction temperature will shift the
    equilibrium in the exothermic direction to replace the
    lost heat.
    ⇒ If the change means more product is formed, Kc will
    increase. If it means less product is formed, then Kc
    will decrease.
    Evaluation

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