g Which of the following is the correct form of Gibb's free energy equation?A) ΔG=ΔT-HOSB) ΔG=ΔT-SΔΗC) ΔG=ΔS-ΥΔΗD) ΔG=Δ5-ΗΔΥE) ΔG=ΔΗ-ΥΔSF) ΔG=ΔΗ-SΔ.G) ΔG=ΔΤ-ΕΔSH) ΔG=ΔT-SΔΕI) ΔG=ΔS-ΤΔΕJ) ΔG=ΔS-ΕΔΤK) ΔG=ΔΕ-ΤΔSL) ΔG=ΔΕ-SΔΥM) None of the aboveΟ.Α. ΑΟ B. ΒOc. COD.DΟ Ε. ΕOF. FOG.GMacBook Air

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Which of the following is the correct form of Gibb's free energy equation? Α) ΔG=ΔT-HOS Β) ΔG=ΔT-SΔΗ C) ΔG=AS-ΥΔΗ D) ΔG=Δ5-ΗΔΤ E) ΔG=ΔΗ-ΤΔS F) ΔG=ΔΗ-SΔΥ G) ΔG=ΔΥ-ΕΔS Η) ΔG=ΔT-SΔΕ I) ΔG=ΔS-ΤΔΕ J) ΔG=ΔS-ΕΔΤ K) ΔG=ΔΕ-ΙΔS L) ΔG=ΔΕ-SΔΥ M) None of the above DA. A " Β. Β C. C D. D

Which of the following is the correct form of Gibb's free energy equation? Α) ΔG=ΔT-HOS Β) ΔG=ΔT-SΔΗ C) ΔG=AS-ΥΔΗ D) ΔG=Δ5-ΗΔΤ E) ΔG=ΔΗ-ΤΔS F) ΔG=ΔΗ-SΔΥ G) ΔG=ΔΥ-ΕΔS Η) ΔG=ΔT-SΔΕ I) ΔG=ΔS-ΤΔΕ J) ΔG=ΔS-ΕΔΤ K) ΔG=ΔΕ-ΙΔS L) ΔG=ΔΕ-SΔΥ M) None of the above DA. A " Β. Β C. C D. D

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