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For a hypothetical reaction of kind
`AB_(2)(g)+1/2 B_(2)(g) hArr AB_(3)(g), DeltaH=-x kJ`
More `AB_(3)` could be produceed at equilibrium by

A

Using a catalyst

B

Removing some of `B_(2)`

C

Increasing the temperature

D

Increasing the pressure

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