Which statement describes the reaction shown below under standard pressure conditions at 25°C? N: (g) + 3 H: (g) = 2 NH; (g) O At what temperature (in "C) will the reaction change the direction in which it is spontaneous under standard pressure conditions?

Which statement describes the reaction shown below under standard pressure conditions at 25°C? N: (g) + 3 H: (g) = 2 NH; (g) O At what temperature (in "C) will the reaction change the direction in which it is spontaneous under standard pressure conditions?

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Which statement describes the reaction shown below under standard pressure conditions at 25°C?
N: (g) + 3 H: (g) = 2 NH, (g)
O
At what temperature (in "C) will the reaction change the direction in which it is spontaneous under standard pressure conditions?
Temperature=

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