A(g)+B(g) = AB(g)The reaction progress starts on the left with pure reactants,A and B, each at 1 atm, and moves to pure product, AB,which is at 1 atm on the right.Select the true statements.The minimum on the graph corresponds to theequilibrium position of the reaction.The entropy change for the reaction is positive.Progress of reactionThe x on the graph corresponds to AG standard.The difference between the top left of the curve andthe minimum of the curve corresponds toAG standard.At equilibrium, all of A and B have reacted to formpure AB.

When there is the change of G is negative then reaction is spontaneous. Standard Gibbs free energy…

A(g)+B(g) = AB(g) The reaction progress starts on the left with pure reactants, A and B, each at 1 atm, and moves to pure product, AB, which is at 1 atm on the right. G Select the true statements. The minimum on the graph corresponds to the equilibrium position of the reaction. O The entropy change for the reaction is positive. Progress of reaction The x on the graph corresponds to AG standard. The difference between the top left of the curve and the minimum of the curve corresponds to AG standard. At equilibrium, all of A and B have reacted to form pure AB.

A(g)+B(g) = AB(g) The reaction progress starts on the left with pure reactants, A and B, each at 1 atm, and moves to pure product, AB, which is at 1 atm on the right. G Select the true statements. The minimum on the graph corresponds to the equilibrium position of the reaction. O The entropy change for the reaction is positive. Progress of reaction The x on the graph corresponds to AG standard. The difference between the top left of the curve and the minimum of the curve corresponds to AG standard. At equilibrium, all of A and B have reacted to form pure AB.

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