ACTIVITY 2: Interpretation of G: In this activity, explain the value of AG° and explain the reaction (On a Piece of Paper) The following reaction expresses the fact that the water molecule is thermodynamically stable: A. 2 H29) + % O29) → H2Og) AG° = -237.2 kJ B. H2Og) - 2 H) + Ola) C. N204g) - 2 NO2) AG° = +406.6 kJ AG° = +2.8 kJ

ACTIVITY 2: Interpretation of G: In this activity, explain the value of AG° and explain the reaction (On a Piece of Paper) The following reaction expresses the fact that the water molecule is thermodynamically stable: A. 2 H29) + % O29) → H2Og) AG° = -237.2 kJ B. H2Og) - 2 H) + Ola) C. N204g) - 2 NO2) AG° = +406.6 kJ AG° = +2.8 kJ

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