The equilibrium constant (K) for an exothermic reaction at 750 deg C is 2.5x1025. If the temperature decreased to 98 deg C what will happen to the value of K? Will be greater than 2.5x1025 Will be less than 2.5x1025 Will be equal to 2.5x1025 (no change) Not enough information is provided.

The equilibrium constant (K) for an exothermic reaction at 750 deg C is 2.5x1025. If the temperature decreased to 98 deg C what will happen to the value of K? Will be greater than 2.5x1025 Will be less than 2.5x1025 Will be equal to 2.5x1025 (no change) Not enough information is provided.

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