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The equilibria between NO2 and N2O4 is provided below:N2O4(g) ⇌ 2NO2(g)Fill in the table based on the observed colour change of your NO2/N2O4 mixture in response to changes in temperature.Colour change Forward/reverse reaction favouredLow temperature High temperature

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The equilibria between NO2 and N2O4 is provided below:N2O4(g) ⇌ 2NO2(g)Fill in the table based on the observed colour change of your NO2/N2O4 mixture in response to changes in temperature.Colour change Forward/reverse reaction favouredLow temperature High temperature

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At low temperatures, the colour of the mixture will become lighter or even colourless. This is because the equilibrium shifts to the left, favouring the forward reaction (N2O4 formation). N2O4 is colourless, hence the lighter colour.

Colour change: Lighter/Colourless Forward/reverse reaction favoured: Forward

At high temperatures, the colour of the mixture will become darker (brown). This is because the equilibrium shifts to the right, favouring the reverse reaction (NO2 formation). NO2 is brown, hence the darker colour.

Colour change: Darker/Brown Forward/reverse reaction favoured: Reverse

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