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3. Next in test tube 1, you stressed the system by adding Ca(NO3)2. a. Did the addition of Ca(NO3)2 stress the system? Were you adding reactant or product to the
system by adding Ca(NO3)2?
b. Did the system respond to this stress by shifting to make more product or by shifting to make
more reactant?
c. What was the evidence of this response?
d. What else did you observe in the test tube?

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