For the reactionA + B* - A* + B= -2,4 VWhich of these conclusions is TRUE at standard conditions?(A) Equilibrium lies far on the reactant side(B) K is a large number(C) The reactant A is reduced(D) AG° is negative(E) The reactant B* is the reducing agentSubmit

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For the reaction A + B* - A* + B = -2,4 V Which of these conclusions is TRUE at standard conditions? (A) Equilibrium lies far on the reactant side (B) Kg is a large number (C) The reactant A is reduced (D) AG° is negative (E) The reactant B* is the reducing agent Submit

For the reaction A + B* - A* + B = -2,4 V Which of these conclusions is TRUE at standard conditions? (A) Equilibrium lies far on the reactant side (B) Kg is a large number (C) The reactant A is reduced (D) AG° is negative (E) The reactant B* is the reducing agent Submit

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For the reaction
A + B* - A* + B
= -2,4 V
Which of these conclusions is TRUE at standard conditions?
(A) Equilibrium lies far on the reactant side
(B) K is a large number
(C) The reactant A is reduced
(D) AG° is negative
(E) The reactant B* is the reducing agent
Submit

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