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a certain reaction is endothermic in the forward direction and has a greater number of molecules on the product side. which set of conditions should be used to maximize the yield of the products?
a. decrease the temperature and decrease the pressure.
b. increase the temperature and decrease the pressure.
c. decrease the temperature and increase the pressure.
d. increase the temperature and increase the pressure.
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