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In a 7.0 Levacuated chamber, 0.50 mol `H_(2)` and 0.50 mol `I_(2)` react at `427^(@)` C.
`H_(2) (g) + I_(2) (g) hArr HI (g) ` + Heat , At the given temperature, `K_(c)` = 49 for the reaction.
The `K_(c)` for above reaction at `500^(@)` C is

A

less than 49

B

more than 49

C

equal to 49

D

None of the above

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