Chemistry 3: Lab Report 01
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This chemistry lab report examines the NO2-N2O4 equilibrium reaction. The experiment measured the reaction at room temperature to determine the initial equilibrium state. It then observed how changes in temperature and pressure impacted the reaction equilibrium by collecting data on volume and color at different temperatures and pressures. The report aims to analyze how and why temperature and pressure alterations shift the equilibrium position of the reaction.
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