What will be the effect of the equilibrium constant on increasing temperature. If the reaction neither absorbs heat nor releases heat?
A
Equililbrium constant will remain constant.
B
Equilibrium constant will decrease .
C
Equilibrium constant will increase.
D
Can not be predicted.
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