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The reaction system is at equilibrium.

Which of the following statements describes the behavior of the system if the partial pressure of bromine is reduced by 75% as equilibrium is established?

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POBr will be consumed as equilibrium is established.

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The partial pressure of POBr will decrease while the partial pressure of Br₂ increases as equilibrium is established.

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POBr₃ will be consumed as equilibrium is established.

▸ The volume will have to decrease before equilibrium can be re-established.

▸ Bromine will be generated as equilibrium is established.

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