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    Picture (1)represents the Equilibrium Mixture for the Reaction a
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Picture (1)represents the Equilibrium Mixture for the Reaction a

Question 170

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Picture (1) represents the equilibrium mixture for the reaction A + B ⇌ 2 AB at 298 K. Picture (1) represents the equilibrium mixture for the reaction A + B ⇌ 2 AB at 298 K.   -If this reaction is endothermic,which picture (2) -(4) represents the equilibrium mixture at 400 K? A) picture (2)  B) picture (3)  C) picture (4)  D) None of these
-If this reaction is endothermic,which picture (2) -(4) represents the equilibrium mixture at 400 K?


A) picture (2)
B) picture (3)
C) picture (4)
D) None of these

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