Given are four reactions that their K'eq values are as follows: 1. 103, 2. 101, 3. 10-1, 4. 10-3. Which of these reactions will have the highest negative standard free energy, ΔGo'? a) reaction 3 b) reaction 1 c) reaction 2 d) reaction 4

Given are four reactions that their K'eq values are as follows: 1. 103, 2. 101, 3. 10-1, 4. 10-3. Which of these reactions will have the highest negative standard free energy, ΔGo'? a) reaction 3 b) reaction 1 c) reaction 2 d) reaction 4

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

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