Consider the three hypothetical reactions shown below. In all cases, the value of AG - 5.00 k) mol1 for each reaction. The concentration for each species in each reaction is given next to the reaction. You may assume that T= 25.0 °C. What is the value of AG (not AG°) for each of these reactions under these conditions? Reaction 1: AB+C [A] - 5.00 mM [B] - 5.00 mM [C] = 500. mM AG - k mol! Reaction 2: D+E F [D] - 50.0 mM • [E] = 100. mM • [F) - 100. mM AG = kJ mol1 Reaction 3: • [G] = 100. mM • [H] - 50.0 mM Previous Next AG = kJ mol-1 Show Hint question mark there is sign of equilibrium

Consider the three hypothetical reactions shown below. In all cases, the value of AG - 5.00 k) mol1 for each reaction. The concentration for each species in each reaction is given next to the reaction. You may assume that T= 25.0 °C. What is the value of AG (not AG°) for each of these reactions under these conditions? Reaction 1: AB+C [A] - 5.00 mM [B] - 5.00 mM [C] = 500. mM AG - k mol! Reaction 2: D+E F [D] - 50.0 mM • [E] = 100. mM • [F) - 100. mM AG = kJ mol1 Reaction 3: • [G] = 100. mM • [H] - 50.0 mM Previous Next AG = kJ mol-1 Show Hint question mark there is sign of equilibrium

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