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« < 10 Question 10 D n ice cube at 0°C melts when placed inside a room at 22 C (295 K), Based on the concepts of enthalpy, entropy, and Gibbs free energy, which of the following best explains why the process is nermodynamically favorable? Melting ice releases energy, AH <0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than O'C (273 K), the term TAS is smaller than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG <0. Melting ice releases energy, AH <0, and AS>0 because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than O'C (273 K), the term TAS is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" >0. Melting ice requires energy, AH >0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0'C (273 K), the term TAS is smaller than AH", resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG' >0. Melting ice requires energy, AH> 0, and AS > 0 because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0 C D (273 K), the term TAS' is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" <0.

« < 10 Question 10 D n ice cube at 0°C melts when placed inside a room at 22 C (295 K), Based on the concepts of enthalpy, entropy, and Gibbs free energy, which of the following best explains why the process is nermodynamically favorable? Melting ice releases energy, AH <0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than O'C (273 K), the term TAS is smaller than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG <0. Melting ice releases energy, AH <0, and AS>0 because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than O'C (273 K), the term TAS is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" >0. Melting ice requires energy, AH >0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0'C (273 K), the term TAS is smaller than AH", resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG' >0. Melting ice requires energy, AH> 0, and AS > 0 because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0 C D (273 K), the term TAS' is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" <0.

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« < 10 of 3 Question 10 D An ice cube at 0'C melts when placed inside a room at 22 C (295 K). Based on the concepts of enthalpy, entropy, and Gibbs free energy, which of the following best explains why the process is thermodynamically favorable? Melting ice releases energy, AH <0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than O°C (273 K), the term TAS" is smaller than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" < 0. Melting ice releases energy, AH < 0, and AS> 0 because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0'C (273 K), the term TAS is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" > 0. Melting ice requires energy, AH> 0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0'C (273 K), the term TAS is smaller than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG > 0. Melting ice requires energy, AH> 0, and AS > O because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0 C D (273 K), the term TAS' is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG < 0. US
Transcribed Image Text:« < 10 of 3 Question 10 D An ice cube at 0'C melts when placed inside a room at 22 C (295 K). Based on the concepts of enthalpy, entropy, and Gibbs free energy, which of the following best explains why the process is thermodynamically favorable? Melting ice releases energy, AH <0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than O°C (273 K), the term TAS" is smaller than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" < 0. Melting ice releases energy, AH < 0, and AS> 0 because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0'C (273 K), the term TAS is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG" > 0. Melting ice requires energy, AH> 0, and AS < O because the motion of the H,O molecules decreases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0'C (273 K), the term TAS is smaller than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG > 0. Melting ice requires energy, AH> 0, and AS > O because the motion of the H,O molecules increases as it transitions from solid to liquid. At a temperature higher than 0 C D (273 K), the term TAS' is greater than AH, resulting in a thermodynamically favorable process with AG < 0. US
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