What would happen if F2 was removed from the following reaction while it was at equilibrium?
Cl2(g) + 3 F2(g)
2 ClF3(g)
A) The concentration of Cl2 would increase as the reaction returned to equilibrium.
B) The concentration of both Cl2 and F2 would increase as the reaction returned to equilibrium.
C) The concentration of Cl2 would decrease as the reaction returned to equilibrium.
D) The concentration of both Cl2 and F2 would decrease as the reaction returned to equilibrium.
E) The concentration of both F2 and Cl2 would remain the same because the reaction would be at equilibrium.
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