Consider the two energy diagrams below. G G Rxn Rxn (a) (b) a. Which of the two reactions will occur at a faster rate? How do you know? b. Compare the delta G° for both reactions. At equilibrium, which reaction, if either, will give you a higher ratio of products to reactants?

Consider the two energy diagrams below. G G Rxn Rxn (a) (b) a. Which of the two reactions will occur at a faster rate? How do you know? b. Compare the delta G° for both reactions. At equilibrium, which reaction, if either, will give you a higher ratio of products to reactants?

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a. Which of the two reactions will occur at a faster rate? How do
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know?
b. Compare the delta G° for both reactions. At equilibrium, which reaction, if either, will
give you a higher ratio of products to reactants?

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