In the system AB s - A g - B g doubling the quantity of AB s would -A- increase the amount of both A - B to double their valuesB- cause no change in the amounts of A and BC- increase the amount of A to double its valueD- increase the amount B to double its value

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In the system $A B (s) ⇌ A (g) + B (g)$ doubling the quantity of AB (s) would -

increase the amount of A to double its value

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increase the amount B to double its value

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increase the amount of both A & B to double their values

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cause no change in the amounts of A and B

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The correct option is D
cause no change in the amounts of A and B

Active mass of solids unity. Hence change in amount of solid do not alter equilibrium state

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In the system AB(s)⇌A(g)+B(g) doubling the quantity of AB (s) would -

The correct option is D cause no change in the amounts of A and B Active mass of solids unity. Hence change in amount of solid do not alter equilibrium state

In the system $A B (s) ⇌ A (g) + B (g)$ doubling the quantity of AB (s) would -

The correct option is D
cause no change in the amounts of A and B

Active mass of solids unity. Hence change in amount of solid do not alter equilibrium state