**Question**: In which of the following instances would it be expected that the reaction would always have an equilibrium constant that is greater than 1?i) \( \Delta H \) and \( \Delta S \) for the reaction are both positive.ii) \( \Delta H \) for the reaction is positive, while \( \Delta S \) for the reaction is negative.iii) \( \Delta H \) and \( \Delta S \) for the reaction are both negative.iv) \( \Delta H \) and \( \Delta S \) for the reaction are both zero.v) \( \Delta H \) for the reaction is negative, while \( \Delta S \) for the reaction is positive.

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1) (a) In which of the following instances would it be expected that the reaction would always have an equilibrium constant that is greater than 1? i) H and S for the reaction are both positive ii) H for the reaction is positive, while S for the reaction is negative iii) H and S for the reaction are both negative iv) H and S for the reaction are both zero v) H for the reaction is negative, while S for the reaction is positive

1) (a) In which of the following instances would it be expected that the reaction would always have an equilibrium constant that is greater than 1? i) H and S for the reaction are both positive ii) H for the reaction is positive, while S for the reaction is negative iii) H and S for the reaction are both negative iv) H and S for the reaction are both zero v) H for the reaction is negative, while S for the reaction is positive

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