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Equilibrium constant `(K_(p))` for `2H_(2)S_((g))hArr2H_(2(g))+S_(2(g))` is `0.0118 atm` at `1065^(@)C` and heat of dissociation is `42.4 kcal`. Find equilibrium constant at `1132^(@)C`.

A

`1.180xx10^(4)`

B

11.8

C

118

D

cannot be calculated from given data

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