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For the reaction AB(2)(g)hArrAB(g)+B(g...

For the reaction
`AB_(2)(g)hArrAB(g)+B(g)`
If `prop` is negligiable w.r.t `1` then degree of dissociaation `(prop)` of `AB_(2)` is proportional to :

A

`(1)/(p)`

B

`(1)/(v)`

C

`(1)/(sqrt(p)) `

D

`sqrt(v)`

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C, D
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