Which of the following conditions would be involved in defining the standard state?a. 37 degrees Celsius(372K)b.298Kc. any concentrationr d. 1M concentratione. gas state only

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Which of the following conditions would be involved in defining the standard state? E a. 37 degrees Celsius(372K) b.298K c. any concentration r d. 1M concentration e. gas state only

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Which of the following conditions would be involved in defining the standard state?
a. 37 degrees Celsius(372K)
b.298K
c. any concentration
r d. 1M concentration
e. gas state only

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