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For the following reaction, the value of `K` change with
`N_(2)(g)+O_(2)(g) lt lt 2NO(g), DeltaH=+180 kJ mol^(-1)`

A

change in pressure

B

change in concentration of oxygen

C

introduction of `NO(g)`

D

change in temperature

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