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36. Consider a reaction with the following thermodynamic properties. AH = 77.7 kJ AS° = -35.7 J/(K • mol) AG°= 88.4 kJ This reaction: will be spontaneous at low temperatures. b. has bonds in the products that are weaker than the reactants. c. may have fewer and more complicated molecules in the product. d. will proceed very slowly. a.

36. Consider a reaction with the following thermodynamic properties. AH = 77.7 kJ AS° = -35.7 J/(K • mol) AG°= 88.4 kJ This reaction: will be spontaneous at low temperatures. b. has bonds in the products that are weaker than the reactants. c. may have fewer and more complicated molecules in the product. d. will proceed very slowly. a.

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36. Consider a reaction with the following thermodynamic properties. AH = 77.7 kJ AS° = -35.7 J/(K • mol) AG°= 88.4 kJ This reaction: a. will be spontaneous at low temperatures. b. has bonds in the products that are weaker than the reactants. c. may have fewer and more complicated molecules in the product. d. will proceed very slowly.
Transcribed Image Text:36. Consider a reaction with the following thermodynamic properties. AH = 77.7 kJ AS° = -35.7 J/(K • mol) AG°= 88.4 kJ This reaction: a. will be spontaneous at low temperatures. b. has bonds in the products that are weaker than the reactants. c. may have fewer and more complicated molecules in the product. d. will proceed very slowly.
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