Consider the gas phase equilibrium: N2O4 (colorless) <=> 2NO2 (brown). What happens to the color intensity if the pressure of the system is increased?
Q1. Consider the gas phase equilibrium: N2O4 (colorless) <=> 2NO2 (brown). What happens to the color intensity if the pressure of the system is increased?
Answer: The reaction shifts towards the left (N2O4 side)
Explanation: Increasing pressure shifts equilibrium to the side with fewer moles (N2O4). Option A is wrong because it favors the forward direction.