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Consider equilibrium `H_(2)O(l)hArrH_(2)O(g)`. Choose the correct direction of shifting of equilibrium with relative humidity.

A

`R.H.gt1`,rightward

B

`R.H.lt1`, rightward

C

`R.H.gt1`, leftward

D

`R.H.lt1`, leftward

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B, C
`R.H.gt1rArr P_(H_(2)OgtV.P.`
`rArr QgtKrArr` leftward shift
`R.H.lt1rArr P_(H_(2)oltV.P.`
`rArr QltKrArr` Rightward shift
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