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For a reversible system at constant temperature, the value of $K_{c}$ increases if the concentrations are changed at equilibrium.
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For a reversible system at constant temperature, the value of $K_{c}$ remains same if the concentrations are changed at equilibrium. However, the equilibrium will shift in either forward direction or in the reverse direction to re-attain the equilibrium.

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