How can boiling points or melting points be estimated from the AS° and AH° values for the phase change? Select all that apply.At its boiling point, a system is at equilbrium.At its melting point, a system is at equilbrium.AG° = 0 at equilibrium.□ If AG° = 0, TAS° = AH°If AG° = 0, T =ΔΗ°AS⁰

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At its boiling point, a system is at equilbrium. 0 At its melting point, a system is at equilbrium. AG⁰ = 0 at equilibrium. □ If AG° = 0, TAS° = AHº If AG° = 0, T = AHº 4.Sº

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Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 127IP: In a solution with carbon tetrachloride as the solvent, the compound VCl4. undergoes dimerization:...

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