For the reaction 2A(g) + B(g) C(g) + 3D(g), Kp - 2x 1o?. A mixture of all four gases is placed in a reaction flask at 25 °C. AI the start of the reaction, At the start of the reaction, which of the following is true for the PpI atm. reaction in the forrward direction? (Hint: Solve for Q) PA 2 atm, Pg-2 atm, Pc-4 atm, OA AG >0 OB. AS - 0 OC. AS <0 OD. AG <0

For the reaction 2A(g) + B(g) C(g) + 3D(g), Kp - 2x 1o?. A mixture of all four gases is placed in a reaction flask at 25 °C. AI the start of the reaction, At the start of the reaction, which of the following is true for the PpI atm. reaction in the forrward direction? (Hint: Solve for Q) PA 2 atm, Pg-2 atm, Pc-4 atm, OA AG >0 OB. AS - 0 OC. AS <0 OD. AG <0

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