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For the equilibrium, `PCl_(5) Leftrightarrow PCl_(3)+Cl_(2), K_(c)=alpha^(2)//(1-alpha)V`, temperature remaining constant

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`K_p` will increase with the increase in volume

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`K_p` will increase with the decrease in volume

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`K_p` will not change with the change in volume

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`K_p` may increase or decrease with the change in volume

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