For the endothermic reaction $A_{2} \rightarrow 2A$,which of the following will increase the yield of the monomer $A$?

  • A
    Increase in both temperature and concentration of reactant.
  • B
    Increase in temperature and decrease in concentration of reactant.
  • C
    Decrease in temperature and increase in concentration of reactant.
  • D
    Decrease in both temperature and concentration of reactant.

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