Consider the following reaction and its value of ΔH°: N2O (g)   +   NO2 (g)   ⇋⇋   3 NO (g)       ΔH° = 155.6 kJ How will the partial pressure of NO2 change if the volume of the system is increased? Select one: a. The partial pressure of NO2 will increase. b. The partial pressure of NO2 will decrease. c. The partial pressure of NO2 will not be affected.

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