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In the equilibrium NH(4)HS((s)) <implies...

In the equilibrium `NH_(4)HS_((s))

A

Adding some more `NH_(4)HS`

B

Adding some more `NH_(3)`

C

Removing some `NH_(3)` from the reaction mixture

D

Adding some more `H_(2)S`

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C
Le-chatelier.s principle
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