The following reactions (in the left column) have been observed to be spontaneous. For each reaction decide which OA is stronger and which RA is stronger in the right column. An example is shown. 2. The following reactions havebeen observed to be spontaneous:For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RAis stronger. An example is shown.A + B+ + A* + BOA:RA:A >C* + A+ - C + AOA:RA:D+ +B + D + B+OA:RA:

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2. The following reactions have been observed to be spontaneous: For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RA is stronger. An example is shown. A + B* - A* + B OA: RA: C* + A* - C + A OA: RA: D+ +B + D + B+ OA: RA:

2. The following reactions have been observed to be spontaneous: For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RA is stronger. An example is shown. A + B* - A* + B OA: RA: C* + A* - C + A OA: RA: D+ +B + D + B+ OA: RA:

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Author:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

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Chapter18: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Entropy And Free Energy

Section18.7: Calculating And Using Standard Free Energies, Δfg˚

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The following reactions (in the left column) have been observed to be spontaneous. For each reaction decide which OA is stronger and which RA is stronger in the right column. An example is shown.

2. The following reactions have
been observed to be spontaneous:
For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RA
is stronger. An example is shown.
A + B+ + A* + B
OA:
RA:A >
C* + A+ - C + A
OA:
RA:
D+ +B + D + B+
OA:
RA:

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