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How may the concentration of chloroform be increased as Cl2 gas reacts with CH2Cl2?

increase [HCl]

remove HCl from the product

increase [Cl2]

the rate of reaction cannot be changed

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27 August, 10:20

Select all that apply.

How may the concentration of chloroform be increased as Cl2 gas reacts with CH2Cl2?

increase [HCl]

remove HCl from the product

increase [Cl2]

the rate of reaction cannot be changed

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Zechariah Zhang · Answer 1

Answer is:increase [Cl₂] and remove HCl from the product.

Chemical reaction: Cl₂ + CH₂Cl₂ → CHCl₃ (chloroform) + HCl.

According to Le Chatelier's Principle, the position of equilibrium moves to counteract the change, the position of equilibrium will move so that the concentration of reactants decrease (Cl₂) and concentration of products of chemical reaction increase (CHCl₃) if increase concentration of reactants and decrease concentration of products.

Select all that apply.How may the concentration of chloroform be increased as Cl2 gas reacts with CH2Cl2?increase [HCl]remove HCl from the productincrease [Cl2]the rate of reaction cannot be changed

Select all that apply.

How may the concentration of chloroform be increased as Cl2 gas reacts with CH2Cl2?

increase [HCl]

remove HCl from the product

increase [Cl2]

the rate of reaction cannot be changed