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1. Which of the following match-ups about free energy is correct? A. Positive Gibb's = exergonic = non-spontaneous B. Negative Gibb's = endergonic = non-spontaneous C. Negative Gibb's = exergonic = spontaneous D. Positive Gibb's = endergonic = spontaneous %3D

1. Which of the following match-ups about free energy is correct? A. Positive Gibb's = exergonic = non-spontaneous B. Negative Gibb's = endergonic = non-spontaneous C. Negative Gibb's = exergonic = spontaneous D. Positive Gibb's = endergonic = spontaneous %3D

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1. Which of the following match-ups about free energy is correct? A. Positive Gibb's = exergonic = non-spontaneous B. Negative Gibb’s = endergonic = non-spontaneous C. Negative Gibb's = exergonic = spontaneous D. Positive Gibb's = endergonic = spontaneous 2. Refers to the increase of movement of the particles of the dissolving substance via heat to hasten the rate of rate of reaction: A. Temperature B. Agitation C. Pressure D. Particle size
Transcribed Image Text:1. Which of the following match-ups about free energy is correct? A. Positive Gibb's = exergonic = non-spontaneous B. Negative Gibb’s = endergonic = non-spontaneous C. Negative Gibb's = exergonic = spontaneous D. Positive Gibb's = endergonic = spontaneous 2. Refers to the increase of movement of the particles of the dissolving substance via heat to hasten the rate of rate of reaction: A. Temperature B. Agitation C. Pressure D. Particle size
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