[7] Discuss the conditions needed to have a reaction with gaseous reagents and gaseousproducts so thata) The value of Kp increases with increasing temperatureb) The value of AG° increases with increasing temperaturec) The value of k increases with increasing temperatured) The conversion of one of the reagents increases with increasing pressure

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[7] Discuss the conditions needed to have products so that a) The value of Kp increases with i b) The value of AG° increases with c) The value of k increases with in

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[7] Discuss the conditions needed to have a reaction with gaseous reagents and gaseous
products so that
a) The value of Kp increases with increasing temperature
b) The value of AG° increases with increasing temperature
c) The value of k increases with increasing temperature
d) The conversion of one of the reagents increases with increasing pressure

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