(5) Use the graph below, schematically describing the change in Gibbs free energy fo chemical reaction as a function of the reaction progress, to answer the following questions: A В Reaction Progress i) Which of the following inequalities correctly describes point A? (Q is the reaction quotient, and A,G is the Gibbs reaction energy.) a. A,G = 0, Q > 1, [Products] > [Reactants] b. A,G > 0, Q = 1, [Products] = [Reactants] c. A,G < 0, Q< 1, [Products] < [Reactants] d. A,G < 0, Q > 1, [Products] < [Reactants] i) What state of the system is represented by point B? ii) Indicate the sign of A,G, at points A, B and C. Gibbs Free Energy

(5) Use the graph below, schematically describing the change in Gibbs free energy fo chemical reaction as a function of the reaction progress, to answer the following questions: A В Reaction Progress i) Which of the following inequalities correctly describes point A? (Q is the reaction quotient, and A,G is the Gibbs reaction energy.) a. A,G = 0, Q > 1, [Products] > [Reactants] b. A,G > 0, Q = 1, [Products] = [Reactants] c. A,G < 0, Q< 1, [Products] < [Reactants] d. A,G < 0, Q > 1, [Products] < [Reactants] i) What state of the system is represented by point B? ii) Indicate the sign of A,G, at points A, B and C. Gibbs Free Energy

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