7:50 Question 12.b of 16 An equilibrium is established for the exothermic reaction Br₂(g) + 5 F₂(g) = 2 BrFs (g). Adding Br₂. How would each of the following changes affect the partial pressure of fluorine at equilibrium? A) The partial pressure increases. 5G B) The partial pressure decreases. Submit The partial pressure does not change.

7:50 Question 12.b of 16 An equilibrium is established for the exothermic reaction Br₂(g) + 5 F₂(g) = 2 BrFs (g). Adding Br₂. How would each of the following changes affect the partial pressure of fluorine at equilibrium? A) The partial pressure increases. 5G B) The partial pressure decreases. Submit The partial pressure does not change.

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