**Question 6**Order the compounds below from least to most thermodynamically stable (relative to their constituent elements) at 25°C.| Name | Formula | \( \Delta G_f^\circ \) (kJ/mol) ||------------------|------------|----------------------------|| Acetylene | C\(_2\)H\(_2\)(g) | 209.2 || Carbon Dioxide | CO\(_2\)(g) | -394.4 || Nitrogen Dioxide | NO\(_2\)(g) | 51.3 |(least stable) [ ___ ] < [ ___ ] < [ ___ ] (most stable)**Explanation:**- The table provides the standard Gibbs free energy of formation (\( \Delta G_f^\circ \)) for each compound at 25°C. - A more negative value indicates greater thermodynamic stability relative to the constituent elements. - Arrange the compounds by increasing stability using the provided Gibbs free energy values.

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Order the compounds below from least to most thermodynamically stable (relative to their constituent elements) at 25°C. (least stable) name acetylene carbon dioxide formula AG; (1) mol C₂H₂(g) 209.2 CO₂(g) -394.4 nitrogen dioxide NO₂(g) (most stable) 51.3

Order the compounds below from least to most thermodynamically stable (relative to their constituent elements) at 25°C. (least stable) name acetylene carbon dioxide formula AG; (1) mol C₂H₂(g) 209.2 CO₂(g) -394.4 nitrogen dioxide NO₂(g) (most stable) 51.3

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