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For the reaction,
`CO(g)+H_(2)O(g)hArrCO_(2)(g)+H_(2)(g)`, at a given temperature, the equilibrium amount of `CO_(2)(g)` can be increased by

A

adding a suitable catalyst

B

adding an inert gas

C

decreasing the volume of the container

D

increasing the amount of CO(g)

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    Adding an inert gas
    C
    Decreasing the volume of the container
    D
    Increasing the amount of `CO(g)`

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    A
    Adding a suitable catalyst
    B
    Adding an inert gas
    C
    Decreasing the volume of the container
    D
    Increasing the amount of `CO(g)`

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    A
    adding a suitable catalyst
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    adding an inert gas
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    decreasing the volume of the container
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    increasing the amount of CO (g)

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