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For the following equation, how would you increase the amount of product?

UF4(g) + 2H2O(g) ↔↔ UO2(s) + 4HF(g)    ΔH = -2104 kJ/mole


A) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, decrease temperature, decrease PHF, decrease total pressure.

B) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, increase temperature, decrease PHF, decrease total pressure.

C) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, decrease temperature, remove UO2, decrease PHF, increase total pressure.

D) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, increase temperature, decrease PHF, increase total pressure.

E) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, decrease temperature, decrease PHF, increase total pressure.

F) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, increase temperature, remove UO2, decrease PHF, increase total pressure.

G) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, increase temperature, remove UO2, decrease PHF, decrease total pressure.

H) Increase PUF4, increase PH2O, decrease temperature, remove UO2, decrease PHF, decrease total pressure.

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