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Which change would happen in the system if the concentration of N2 was increased at constant pressure

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If N2 was increased at constant pressure in a reaction at equilibrium the reaction will move to the right and will reduce the other reactant.

What happens when you increase the n2 concentration?

At the equilibrium state of a reaction we see that if you increase the concentration of reactants for instance in this case where the concentration of N2 was increased at constant pressure, the reaction will move to the right and in turn to reduce the amount of its composite reactant.

In conclusion, if the concentration of N2 was increased at constant pressure will reduce the other reactant, say H2 was reacting with it

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