Doubling the pressure in a liquid phase reaction:
Correct answer: D. Will not alter the concentration of reactant
- A. Will double the reaction
- B. Will increase the reaction
- C. Will decrease the reaction
- D. Will not alter the concentration of reactant
Explanation
Doubling the pressure in a liquid phase reaction typically does not alter the concentration of the reactant. This is because in a liquid, the concentration is primarily determined by the solubility of the reactants, which is not significantly affected by changes in pressure.
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