Pressure (atm)Select the path(s) that lead to changes in BOTH the average kinetic and potentialenergies of the particles that make up this substance:73ab.5.2471.197.5216.6304.25Temperature (K)1. b--> fII. C -->fIII. f-> a What is true of the atom indicated by the arrow in this reaction?HCIit is being reduced because the oxidation state is decreasing (becoming morenegative)O it is being reduced because the oxidation state is increasing (becoming morepositive)O it is being oxidized because the oxidation state is increasing (becoming morepositive)O it is being oxidized because the oxidation state is decreasing (becoming morenegative)

The path that leads to change in both average kinetic and potential energy of the system is iii) f→a…

Pressure (atm) Select the path(s) that lead to changes in BOTH the average kinetic and potential energies of the particles that make up this substance: 73 5.2 197.5 216.6 304 25 Temperature (K) 1. b--> f II. c-->f III. f a

Pressure (atm) Select the path(s) that lead to changes in BOTH the average kinetic and potential energies of the particles that make up this substance: 73 5.2 197.5 216.6 304 25 Temperature (K) 1. b--> f II. c-->f III. f a

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Pressure (atm)
Select the path(s) that lead to changes in BOTH the average kinetic and potential
energies of the particles that make up this substance:
73
a
b.
5.2
47
1.
197.5
216.6
304.25
Temperature (K)
1. b--> f
II. C -->f
III. f-> a

What is true of the atom indicated by the arrow in this reaction?
HCI
it is being reduced because the oxidation state is decreasing (becoming more
negative)
O it is being reduced because the oxidation state is increasing (becoming more
positive)
O it is being oxidized because the oxidation state is increasing (becoming more
positive)
O it is being oxidized because the oxidation state is decreasing (becoming more
negative)

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