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In a reversible reaction `K_(c) gt K_(p) and Delta ` H = + 40 K. Cal. The product will be obtained in less amount on

A

Increasing both pressure & temperature

B

Decreasing both pressure & temperature

C

Decreasing pressure & increasing temperature

D

Increasing pressure & decreasing temperature

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The correct Answer is:
B
`K_(P) lt K_(C) implies Delta ng lt 0, Delta H` = .+ .Ve
`:.` backward reaction favoured by low T & low P
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