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: D. HF(ag) → H*jac) + F"isg) F. H2Og - H* (aqj + OH¯(ag) E. H2Og H2Og AG° = -317 kJ AG° = 79.9 kJ AG°= 8.58 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: D. HF(ag) → Hjac) + F"isg) F. H2Og - H (aqj + OH¯(ag) E. H2Og H2Og AG° = -317 kJ AG° = 79.9 kJ AG°= 8.58 kJ

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