For a certain chemical reaction at 25 °C, Qc = 0.21 and Kc =0.76. Under these conditions which of the following is true? Select one: a. both AGO and AG are less than zero b. AG°<0 C. AG <0 d. AG is less than zero, while AG° is greater than zero e. AG=0

For a certain chemical reaction at 25 °C, Qc = 0.21 and Kc =0.76. Under these conditions which of the following is true? Select one: a. both AGO and AG are less than zero b. AG°<0 C. AG <0 d. AG is less than zero, while AG° is greater than zero e. AG=0

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For a certain chemical reaction at 25 °C, Qc = 0.21 and Kc =0.76. Under these
conditions which of the following is true?
Select one:
a.
both AGO and AG are less than zero
b. AG°<0
C.
AG <0
d. AG is less than zero, while AG° is greater than zero
e.
AG=0

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