The reaction A ⇌ B is set up under standard conditions and allowed to proceed to equilibrium at which point [B] is much greater then the [A]. The ∆G′° of this reaction is __________ . impossible to predict negative zero positive

The reaction A ⇌ B is set up under standard conditions and allowed to proceed to equilibrium at which point [B] is much greater then the [A]. The ∆G′° of this reaction is __________ . impossible to predict negative zero positive

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

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