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1-Determine which term best matches each description below. Choose from... Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy a-A chemical reaction with a change in free energy that is less then zero.  Choose from... Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy b-A chemical reaction with a change in free energy that is greater then zero. Choose from...Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy c-The amount of disorder in a system Choose...Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy d-The amount of energy in a reaction that is available to do work.

1-Determine which term best matches each description below. Choose from... Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy a-A chemical reaction with a change in free energy that is less then zero.  Choose from... Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy b-A chemical reaction with a change in free energy that is greater then zero. Choose from...Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy c-The amount of disorder in a system Choose...Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy d-The amount of energy in a reaction that is available to do work.

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1-Determine which term best matches each description below.

Choose from... Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy

a-A chemical reaction with a change in free energy that is less then zero.

 Choose from... Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy


b-A chemical reaction with a change in free energy that is greater then zero.

Choose from...Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy

c-The amount of disorder in a system

Choose...Exergonic, Entropy , Endergonic, Gibbs free energy

d-The amount of energy in a reaction that is available to do work.

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