(c) (a) Pure Pure Composition reactants products For the three curves, what is the common feature of them? Choose one only. A. Same amount of starting materials. B. At the equilibrium points the slopes of dG/dn = 0. C. same chemical potential at the equilibrium point. D. same composition at the equilibrium point. Gibbs energy, G

(c) (a) Pure Pure Composition reactants products For the three curves, what is the common feature of them? Choose one only. A. Same amount of starting materials. B. At the equilibrium points the slopes of dG/dn = 0. C. same chemical potential at the equilibrium point. D. same composition at the equilibrium point. Gibbs energy, G

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