Which of the following statements is true? When ΔG > 0, K > 1. All chemical reactions proceed to completion, forming 100% yields of products. No chemical reaction is occurring once no further changes can be observed. Insoluble ionic compounds are very slightly soluble in water. None of the above statements is true.

Which of the following statements is true? When ΔG > 0, K > 1. All chemical reactions proceed to completion, forming 100% yields of products. No chemical reaction is occurring once no further changes can be observed. Insoluble ionic compounds are very slightly soluble in water. None of the above statements is true.

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		When ΔG > 0, K > 1.
		All chemical reactions proceed to completion, forming 100% yields of products.
		No chemical reaction is occurring once no further changes can be observed.
		Insoluble ionic compounds are very slightly soluble in water.
		None of the above statements is true.