Does the equilibrium favor the reactant or the products? Choose one: products neither reactants There is no way to tell Where is the equilibrium position on the graph? Choose one: At the lowest point in the curve At the highest point in the curve on the left (reactant side) Halfway between the reactants and products At the highest point in the curve on the right (product side)
Does the equilibrium favor the reactant or the products? Choose one: products neither reactants There is no way to tell Where is the equilibrium position on the graph? Choose one: At the lowest point in the curve At the highest point in the curve on the left (reactant side) Halfway between the reactants and products At the highest point in the curve on the right (product side)
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Consider the gas-phase reaction of hydrogen and iodine at 298.15 K and the graph showing the free energy of the H2-I2-HI mixture.
H2(g)+I2(g)⇌2HI(g)
Does the equilibrium favor the reactant or the products?
Choose one:
products
neither
reactants
There is no way to tell
Where is the equilibrium position on the graph?
Choose one:
At the lowest point in the curve
At the highest point in the curve on the left (reactant side)
Halfway between the reactants and products
At the highest point in the curve on the right (product side)
Transcribed Image Text:AG°=-54.226 kJ
ImolH2 1mol 2
G
AG° =-70.234 kJ
2mol HI
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