Increase in the presssure for the following equilibrium results in the : `H_(2)O(l)hArrH_(2)O(g)` Equilibrium will shift left
A
formation of more `H_(2)O` (l)
B
formation of more `H_(2)O(g)`
C
increase in b.p of `H_(2)O(l)`
D
decrease in b.p. of `H_(2)O(l)`
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