For the reaction A(g) → B(g), which set of initial conditions would likely correspond to a negative value of AGrxn?Selected Answer:PA = 0.010atm; PB = 10.0atmThis answer is wrongAnswers:PA = 10.0atm; PB = 10.0atmPA = 10.0atm; PB = 0.010atmPA = 0.010atm; PB = 10.0atmThis answer is wrongPA = 0.010atm; PB = 0.010atm

If the change in free energy is negative the reaction will be spontaneous in the forward direction…

For the reaction Ag) - Bigi, which set of initial conditions would likely correspond to a negative value of AGrxn? Selected Answer: PA-0.010atm; Pg - 10.0atm This answer is wrong Answers: PA= 10.0atm: Pg - 10.0atm PA- 10.0atm: Pg - 0.010atm PA- 0.010atm; Pg - 10.0atm This answer is wrong PA- 0.010atm: Pg- 0.010atm

For the reaction Ag) - Bigi, which set of initial conditions would likely correspond to a negative value of AGrxn? Selected Answer: PA-0.010atm; Pg - 10.0atm This answer is wrong Answers: PA= 10.0atm: Pg - 10.0atm PA- 10.0atm: Pg - 0.010atm PA- 0.010atm; Pg - 10.0atm This answer is wrong PA- 0.010atm: Pg- 0.010atm

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

Section16.9: Gibbs Free Energy And Biological Systems

Problem 16.11PSP

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