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What is the effect of pressure on the equilibrium of the reaction of nitrogen and oxygen to give nitric oxide?

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Pressure increases

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Pressure decreases

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Remains same

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Pressure changes with change in equilibrium

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Solution

The correct option is D Remains same
Reactant gases and product gas both are in same phase equilibria having same number of moles of species involved. So the pressure change has no effect.

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