LeChatelier Principle: Change Pressure

Predict the shift in equilibrium with a change of pressure or volume.
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[yeorimpark]

Hello, thank you for this informative video! For the reaction written below, H2 + Cl2 --> 2HCl, which way would the equilibrium shift if pressure was increased? Or would it change at all, since they both have 2 moles on each side.

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Will there be a change in equilibrium if you add a catalyst?

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