Three mol of N, and 5 mol ofH, are fed to a reactor. The exit is at equilibrium for the reaction:N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3If the temperature for this exothermic reaction is increased, then the equilibrium constant willand the extent of reaction willincrease, increasedecrease, decreaseincrease, decreased.decrease, increaseremain constant, remain constantа.b.е.с.

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