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Column I and Column II contains four entries each.Entries of Column I are to be matched some entries of Column II.One or more than one entries of Column I may have the matching with the same entries of Column II.

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(A) both are gaseous so Kc=Cp/Cr;Cp=KcCr so linear relationship.
(B)Reactant is solid so its conc. remain same and Kc=Cp it has no relation with reactants conc., also products conc. will increase with time as well.
(C) both are gaseous and Kc=C2p/Cr;C2p=KcCr so parabolic relationship.
(D) Reactant is solid so its conc. remain same and Kc=Cp it has no relation with reactants conc., also products conc. will increase with time as well.

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