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For the equilibrium `2NO_2(g) ⇌ N_2O_4(g) +14.6 kcal`An increase of temperature will:

A

Favour the formation of `N_2O_4`

B

Favour the decomposotion of `N_2O_4`

C

Not affect the equilibrium

D

Stop the reaction

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