of 2 escribe the relationship between the values of AG, Ksp, and the direction that a reaction will spontaneously proceed (reference Appendix J in the OpenStax textbook) in the following scenarios: a. Cul (s) -- Cu*2 (aq) + I" (aq) b. KCIO4 (s) -- K* (aq) + CIO4 (aq)

of 2 escribe the relationship between the values of AG, Ksp, and the direction that a reaction will spontaneously proceed (reference Appendix J in the OpenStax textbook) in the following scenarios: a. Cul (s) -- Cu2 (aq) + I" (aq) b. KCIO4 (s) -- K (aq) + CIO4 (aq)

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Describe the relationship between the values of AG, Ksp, and the direction that a reaction will spontaneously proceed (reference Appendix J in the OpenStax textbook) in the following scenarios:
a. Cul (s) ++ Cu*2 (aq) + 1 (aq)
b. KCIO4 (s) +→ K* (aq) + CIO4- (aq)

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