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In the homogenous reaction `2X_(2) + 2Y_(2)hArr2X_(2)Y_(2), DeltaH` is negative forforward direction.The mass of X2Y2 increased at equilibrium by

A

Raising the temperature

B

employing a suitable catalyst

C

reducing the total pressure

D

raising the total pressure

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The correct Answer is:
D
If the temperature is decreased and pressure is increased then reactions proceeds in forward reaction.
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