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For the reaction, PCI5 (g) <> PCI3 (g) + CI (g) DELTA H = 398.KJ MOL-1...

For the reaction, PCI5 (g) <> PCI3 (g) + CI (g)

DELTA H = 398.KJ MOL-1

the equilibrium constant, K , was calculated to be 11.5 at 600 K

what will happen to the value of the equilibrium constant if the temperature is increased?

A) decrease

B) increase

C) remain the same

D) cannot be determined from the information provided

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