When does changing pressure move the equilibrium position?
Increasing pressure moves the equilibrium towards the side with fewer gas molecules.
Only when gases are involved in the equilibrium.
The side with more gas molecules.
Changing pressure moves the equilibrium position only when gases are involved.
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