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When pure ammonia is placed in a vessel at constant temperature,at equilibrium:
- A$K_p$ does not change with pressure.
- BThe degree of dissociation does not change with pressure.
- CThe concentration of $NH_3$ does not change with pressure.
- D$K_c$ changes with pressure.
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