Q: Chatelier's principle is used to predict what happens to a chemical equilibrium upon a change in conditions. Which of the following is NOT an example of a reaction that correctly readjusts itself to a change in conditions?
A		The amount of product increases if the concentration of a reactant increases.
B		Given a reversible exothermic reaction that produces ammonia, less ammonia is produced if the temperature is increased.
C		Given a reaction that produces ammonia, more ammonia is produced upon the addition of a catalyst.
D		Given a reaction that changes from 2 total gas moles of reactants to 1 total gas mole of product, the equilibrium shifts to the reactant side if the volume is increased.

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