Classify each of the statements as true or false. True False A reaction will have an equilibrium constant that is greater than one if The entropy of a substance increases when a solid melts into a liquid at AG° for the reaction is negative. any temperature. For an endothermic reaction, an increase in temperature results in an An endothermic reaction is never spontaneous. increase in the equilibrium constant. Product formation is always favored in a reaction with a positive AH° Entropy increases as the temperature decreases. and a negative ASº.

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Classify each of the statements as true or false.
True
False
A reaction will have an equilibrium constant that is greater than one if
The entropy of a substance increases when a solid melts into a liquid at
AG° for the reaction is negative.
any temperature.
For an endothermic reaction, an increase in temperature results in an
An endothermic reaction is never spontaneous.
increase in the equilibrium constant.
Product formation is always favored in a reaction with a positive AH°
Entropy increases as the temperature decreases.
and a negative ASº.
Transcribed Image Text:Classify each of the statements as true or false. True False A reaction will have an equilibrium constant that is greater than one if The entropy of a substance increases when a solid melts into a liquid at AG° for the reaction is negative. any temperature. For an endothermic reaction, an increase in temperature results in an An endothermic reaction is never spontaneous. increase in the equilibrium constant. Product formation is always favored in a reaction with a positive AH° Entropy increases as the temperature decreases. and a negative ASº.
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