For the equilibrium 3NO_(g) NO_2(g) + N₂O_(g) the ÎH* = -156 KJto the right side

a) K_e will (increase or decrease) with increasingtemperature?

b) if the container volume is decreased at constant T, thereaction will shift to the (right or left)

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