In the system AB(s)⇌A(g)+B(g) doubling the equilibrium concentration of A will cause the equilibrium concentration of B to

In the system AB(s)A(g)+B(g) doubling the equilibrium concentration of A will cause the equilibrium concentration of B to

  1. A

    change to two times its original value

  2. B

    change to one-half its original value

  3. C

    remain constant

  4. D

    change to a new value which cannot be predicted

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    Solution:

    Keq=pApB

    If pA becomes double, pB will become half since only then pApB will be constant.

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