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For the equilibrium PCI(5(g)) harr PCI...

For the equilibrium
`PCI_(5(g)) harr PCI_(3(g)) + CI_(2(g)) , K_c=(alpha^2)/((1-alpha)V)`
temperature remaining constant,

A

`K_c` will increase with increase in volume

B

`K_c` will increase with decrease in volume

C

`K_c` will not change with the change in volume

D

`K_c` may increase or decrease with the change in volume depending upon its numerical value

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The correct Answer is:
C
`K_(c)` does not depend on volume
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