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A reactor contains oxygen, nitrogen and argon. How does the partial pressure of ...

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A reactor contains oxygen, nitrogen and argon. How does the partial pressure of oxygen inside the reactor vary if 1 liter of argon is removed?

It depends on the total pressure variation

It depends on the number of moles of argon that are removed

It increases

It decreases

It does not vary

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