Consider the chemical reactions below and their given deltaG of reactions;NiO(s) → Ni(s)+0,(g)AG° = +115 kJC(s) +0,(g)→CO(g)AG° = -250 kJMnO(s) → Mn(s)+0,(g)AG° = +280 kJIf Manganese metal is burned (i.e., combustion in excess oxygen) with NiO(s), metallic Ni and Mno can be produced (throughcoupled reactions).Select one:O TrueO False

Any chemical reaction is said to feasible if it is spontaneous i.e., ∆Grxn is negative.

Consider the chemical reactions below and their given deltaG of reactions; NiO(s) → Ni(s)+0,(g) AG° = +115 kJ C(s)+40,(g)→CO(g) AG° = -250 kJ MnO(s)→Mn(s)+40,(g) AG° = +280 kJ If Manganese metal is burned (i.e., combustion in excess oxygen) with NiO(s), metallic Ni and Mno can be produced (through coupled reactions). Select one: O True O False

Consider the chemical reactions below and their given deltaG of reactions; NiO(s) → Ni(s)+0,(g) AG° = +115 kJ C(s)+40,(g)→CO(g) AG° = -250 kJ MnO(s)→Mn(s)+40,(g) AG° = +280 kJ If Manganese metal is burned (i.e., combustion in excess oxygen) with NiO(s), metallic Ni and Mno can be produced (through coupled reactions). Select one: O True O False

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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