For a particular chemical reaction, which of the following will result in a change of the equilibrium constant?

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The equilibrium constant is dependent on temperature, so a change in temperature will result in a change in the equilibrium constant. Changes in pressure, adding reactant, and removing product will cause a shift in the equilibrium position, but will not directly change the value of the equilibrium constant. The equilibrium constant can only change if the reaction conditions, such as temperature or catalysts, are altered. Therefore, E is also not a correct answer.

For a Particular Chemical Reaction, Which of the Following Will