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The efffect of temperature on equilibrium consatant is expressed as,
`log[(K_(2))/(K_(1))]=(-DeltaH)/(2.303)[(1)/(T_(2))-(1)/(T_(1))],(T_(2)gt T_(1))`
For endothermic reaction false statement is :
(d) `K_(2)K_(1)`.

A

`(T_(2)gt T_(1))` =positive

B

`DeltaH`=positive

C

log`K_(2) gt log K_(1)`

D

`K_(2)K_(1)`.

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