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Reaction which contain equal number of moles does remain unaffected by changing volume of container.

18. Which reaction will not be affected by changing the volume of the container in which it takes place? O N2O49) + 2 NO2G) O 2 H2G) + O2G) +2 H2O O 2 S2O3(ag) + Iz(e2) + S4O6taq) + 2 I(ag) O N29) +3 H2iG) +2 NH3G)

18. Which reaction will not be affected by changing the volume of the container in which it takes place? O N2O49) + 2 NO2G) O 2 H2G) + O2G) +2 H2O O 2 S2O3(ag) + Iz(e2) + S4O6taq) + 2 I(ag) O N29) +3 H2iG) +2 NH3G)

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18. Which reaction will not be affected by changing the volume of the container in which it takes place?
O N2O4t9) + 2 NO21)
O 2 Ha6) + O26) +2 H,O
O 2 S,O3(ag) + I(a4) + S406{ay) + 2 I(ag)
O N2t9) +3 HalG) + 2 NH3()
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