Exothermic reaction, by decreasing the temperature, equilibrium constant:
Correct answer: E. Increases
- A. Same
- B. Sometimes decreases sometimes increases
- C. Reaction moves backward
- D. Decreases
- E. Increases
Explanation
In exothermic reactions Kc is inversely proportional to temperature it mean when temperature will increase Kc will decrease and when temperature increases Kc decreases.
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