N2(g) + O2(g) ↔ 2NO(g); ΔH = + 180.6 kJ mol-1
In the reaction above, increase in temperature will
increase the quantity of N2
increase in the yield of NO
decrease the yield of NO
decrease the quantity of O2
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Here is an explanation:
This is because for endothermic reaction,increase in temperature would make equilibrium shift to right and NO is on the right thereby increasing the yield of NO

The positive signed proves that the reaction is endothermic which means it absorbs heat from the surrounding, therefore increase in temperature will increase the yield of NO

increase in pressure increases the amount of reactants while increase in temperature hastens the reaction thus more products are formed

because the forward reaction is endotermic already more heat s absorbed so still holding onto some product quantity to b formed but on increasing temperature more No s formed


