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(Q64) If a reversible reaction is spontaneous in one direction: O It will occur at a more rapid rate than the reverse process O It will be nonspontaneous in the other direction O It will also be spontaneous in the other direction O The opposite process will occur only if the temperature decreases O It will require an energy input in the spontaneous direction

(Q64) If a reversible reaction is spontaneous in one direction: O It will occur at a more rapid rate than the reverse process O It will be nonspontaneous in the other direction O It will also be spontaneous in the other direction O The opposite process will occur only if the temperature decreases O It will require an energy input in the spontaneous direction

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(Q64) If a reversible reaction is spontaneous in one direction: O It will occur at a more rapid rate than the reverse process O It will be nonspontaneous in the other direction O It will also be spontaneous in the other direction O The opposite process will occur only if the temperature decreases O It will require an energy input in the spontaneous direction
Transcribed Image Text:(Q64) If a reversible reaction is spontaneous in one direction: O It will occur at a more rapid rate than the reverse process O It will be nonspontaneous in the other direction O It will also be spontaneous in the other direction O The opposite process will occur only if the temperature decreases O It will require an energy input in the spontaneous direction
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