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In the reaction `A_(2)(g) + 4B_(2)(g)hArr2AB_(4)(g)`, `Delta H lt 0` . The decomposition of `AB_(4)` (g) will be favoured at

A

Low temperature and high pressure

B

High temperature and low pressure

C

Low temperature and low pressure

D

High temperature and high pressure

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The correct Answer is:
B

`2AB_(4)(g)hArrA_(2)(g) + 4B_(2)(g)` , `Delta H = +ve`
As decomposition of `AB_(4)` is endothermic, so reaction proceeds with increase in temperature. Secondly forward reaction proceeds with increase in number of moles of products, so low pressure favours it.
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