For a new reaction A + B ----->C, an equilibrium constant of 2.4x106 was obtained at 300 K. In a separate calorimetry experiment, also at 300 K, the enthalpy was found to be 34 kJ/mole. What would the equilibrium constant be at 420 K?

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