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A) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. B) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. AH = -201 kJ/mol C) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. D) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. AS = -189.2 J/mol•K E) AG becomes zero and the reaction reaches equilibrium.

A) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. B) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. AH = -201 kJ/mol C) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. D) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. AS = -189.2 J/mol•K E) AG becomes zero and the reaction reaches equilibrium.

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Predict how ∆G changes with increasing temperature for the reaction A(g) + B(g) → C(g).

A) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. B) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. AH = -201 kJ/mol C) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. D) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. AS = -189.2 J/mol•K E) AG becomes zero and the reaction reaches equilibrium.
Transcribed Image Text:A) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. B) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes less spontaneous. AH = -201 kJ/mol C) AG becomes more negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. D) AG becomes less negative and the reaction becomes more spontaneous. AS = -189.2 J/mol•K E) AG becomes zero and the reaction reaches equilibrium.
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