Consider a redox reaction for which E° is a negative number. What is the sign of AG° for this reaction? O AG° = 0 %3D O AG° > 0 O AG° < 0 Will the equilibrium constant, K, be greater than, less than, or equal to 1? OK > 1 K = 1 OK < 1

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