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what is the only thing below that will shift this reaction equilibrium position to the right?

2SO2(g) + O2(g) --------><-------- 2SO3(g) delta H = -398KJ/mol

A) adding more sulfur triozide

B) adding more heat

C) increasing the pressure

D) removing oxygen gas

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