for the reaction below, s G° = 14.0 KJ/mol at976 14 IfA(SS isPoth having partial pressures of 0.82 atm, WhichStatemeat is true?at 976 k, anadded to the gasses Blg) and Clg)excess óf the SolidlAlss-> 313lg)+ 2llgsa,) the reaction will be at equilibriumb.S the reaction quotent wil become negativeC.S the fowared reaction will proceed spontaneouslydisthe reverse reaction will poceed spetanieouslyes the epuili brium Constant will' increase

Given, □G° = 14.0 kJ/mol □G° = -RTln(K) 14.0×1000 = -8.314×976×ln(K) k = 0.18 Partial pressure =…

added to the gasses Blg) ano having partial prossures of 0,82 atm, nent is trve? is S- 3B lg)+ 2L(g). e reaction will be at equilibrium reaction quotent Will become negativ fowared reactien will proced Spontar reverse reaction will pmceed Sp Egvili brium lonstant will' increase

added to the gasses Blg) ano having partial prossures of 0,82 atm, nent is trve? is S- 3B lg)+ 2L(g). e reaction will be at equilibrium reaction quotent Will become negativ fowared reactien will proced Spontar reverse reaction will pmceed Sp Egvili brium lonstant will' increase

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for the reaction below, s G° = 14.0 KJ/mol at
976 14 If
A(SS is
Poth having partial pressures of 0.82 atm, Which
Statemeat is true?
at 976 k, an
added to the gasses Blg) and Clg)
excess óf the Solidl
Alss-> 313lg)+ 2llgs
a,) the reaction will be at equilibrium
b.S the reaction quotent wil become negative
C.S the fowared reaction will proceed spontaneously
disthe reverse reaction will poceed spetanieously
es the epuili brium Constant will' increase

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