(a)
To explain:
The significance of the energy change in a reaction with regard to the direction of the reaction.
Introduction:
The reactions that progress in forward direction on their own are exergonic reactions, that is, they furnish out energy throughout the method. The reactions which are non spontaneous in nature, are referred to as endergonic reactions and these proceed only when the energy is provided.
(b)
To explain:
Whether the reaction releases energy or it requires.
Introduction:
The reactions that progress in forward direction on their own are exergonic reactions, that is, they furnish out energy throughout the method. The reactions, which are non spontaneous in nature, are referred to as endergonic reactions and these proceed only when the energy is provided.
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