In which direction will the chemical equilibrium of the reaction 2C (T) + 3H2 (2) = C2P6 (2) + Q

In which direction will the chemical equilibrium of the reaction 2C (T) + 3H2 (2) = C2P6 (2) + Q a) shift when the temperature rises b) when the pressure decreases when C2H6 is removed from the reaction zone.

According to Le Chatelier’s principle, when acting on a system, the chemical equilibrium will shift in a direction that compensates for this effect.

a) Equilibrium will shift towards the initial substances, because the direct reaction proceeds with the release of energy.

b) In the direction of the initial substances, since in the course of a direct reaction, the amount of gaseous substances in the system decreases.

c) Towards the reaction products.