How many reactive moles are there? - in relation to Le Chatelier's principle
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How many reactive moles are there? - in relation to Le Chatelier's principle

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There is only 1 molecule on each side -so no effect of P.It is an exothermic reaction so preffered at low temp.......
For the following equilibrium reaction (CH2)3 (g) (equilibrium symbol) CH2 =CHCH3 (g)
work out how many moles are on each side.
This is a question in relation to Le Chatelier's principle.

I understand the principle but am not sure which side has most reactive moles?
Once I know this I can then work out the effect of increasing the temperature and pressure etc.

Thank you

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It is an isomerization reaction where cyclopropane is being isomerized into propene. There is only 1 molecule on each side -so no effect of P.
It is an exothermic reaction so preffered at low temp.
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