For a reaction proceeding with increase in no. of moles, which of these can affect in more than one ways.
Correct answer: C. Change in T (Temperature)
- A. Increase in V (Volume)
- B. Increase in P (Pressure)
- C. Change in T (Temperature)
- D. Catalyst
Explanation
Increase in volume - YES (affects equilibrium position and concentration/rate)Increase in pressure - YES (affects equilibrium position and rate)Change in temperature - YES (affects equilibrium constant and rate)Catalyst - NO (only affects rate, not equilibrium)
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