Consider the reactionPCI3(g) + Cl2(g) == PC15(g)At 25°C, AH° = -92.50 kJMark the correct statements:(Select all that apply.)This is an endothermic reaction.O AS° for this reaction is negative.PCI5If the temperature is increased, the ratioPCI3will increase.If AG° for this reaction is negative, then K, will be greater than 1.00.O AG° for this reaction has to be negative at all temperatures.

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Consider the reaction PCI3(g) + Cl2(g) PC15(g) At 25°C, AH° = -92.50 kJ Mark the correct statements: (Select all that apply.) This is an endothermic reaction. AS° for this reaction is negative.

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Consider the reaction
PCI3(g) + Cl2(g) == PC15(g)
At 25°C, AH° = -92.50 kJ
Mark the correct statements:
(Select all that apply.)
This is an endothermic reaction.
O AS° for this reaction is negative.
PCI5
If the temperature is increased, the ratio
PCI3
will increase.
If AG° for this reaction is negative, then K, will be greater than 1.00.
O AG° for this reaction has to be negative at all temperatures.

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