A free energy diagram for the reaction A E is shown below: (products) G" (reactants) Reactants Products Reaction progress Which of the following statements is false regarding this reaction? At Point C, Keg = Q and AG = 0. At Point D. Keg < Q which indicates the reaction is spontaneous in the reverse direction to reach equilibrium. At Point B, Keg > Q which indicates the reaction is spontaneous in the forward direction to reach equilibrium. Q= 1 at some point between Points B and C. %3D Gibbs free energy (G)

A free energy diagram for the reaction A E is shown below: (products) G" (reactants) Reactants Products Reaction progress Which of the following statements is false regarding this reaction? At Point C, Keg = Q and AG = 0. At Point D. Keg < Q which indicates the reaction is spontaneous in the reverse direction to reach equilibrium. At Point B, Keg > Q which indicates the reaction is spontaneous in the forward direction to reach equilibrium. Q= 1 at some point between Points B and C. %3D Gibbs free energy (G)

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