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In a gas phase reaction, what is the effect of increasing reactant or product pressure on the standard Gibbs free energy?

a. it increases due to decreased entropy

b. it decreases due to decreased entropy

c. it increases due to increased enthalpy

d. it may either increase or decrease

e. it is unchanged

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