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Part 1 of 2 kJ For a reaction with AH° = -85 AG° for the reaction is exergonic. (Assume AS is small compared to AH°.) mol O The statement is false. The reaction is endergonic. The statement is true. The statement is false. The reaction is neither exergonic or endergonic. ○ The statement is false. The reaction does not occur. Part 2 of 2 ك kJ For a reaction with AH° = 120 mol' the bonds of the products are stronger than the bonds of the starting materials. (Assume AS is small compared to AḤ°.) The statement is false. The bond energy cannot be approximated. × The statement is false. The bonds in the starting materials and product have the same bond energy. The statement is false. The bonds of the starting materials are stronger. The statement is true. а

Part 1 of 2 kJ For a reaction with AH° = -85 AG° for the reaction is exergonic. (Assume AS is small compared to AH°.) mol O The statement is false. The reaction is endergonic. The statement is true. The statement is false. The reaction is neither exergonic or endergonic. ○ The statement is false. The reaction does not occur. Part 2 of 2 ك kJ For a reaction with AH° = 120 mol' the bonds of the products are stronger than the bonds of the starting materials. (Assume AS is small compared to AḤ°.) The statement is false. The bond energy cannot be approximated. × The statement is false. The bonds in the starting materials and product have the same bond energy. The statement is false. The bonds of the starting materials are stronger. The statement is true. а

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions
Chemistry: Principles and Reactions
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Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley
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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction
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Problem 23QAP: Calculate G at 82C for reactions in which (a) H=293kJ;S=695J/K(b) H=1137kJ;S=0.496kJ/K(c)...
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Part 1 of 2 kJ For a reaction with AH° = -85 AG° for the reaction is exergonic. (Assume AS is small compared to AH°.) mol O The statement is false. The reaction is endergonic. The statement is true. The statement is false. The reaction is neither exergonic or endergonic. ○ The statement is false. The reaction does not occur. Part 2 of 2 ك kJ For a reaction with AH° = 120 mol' the bonds of the products are stronger than the bonds of the starting materials. (Assume AS is small compared to AḤ°.) The statement is false. The bond energy cannot be approximated. × The statement is false. The bonds in the starting materials and product have the same bond energy. The statement is false. The bonds of the starting materials are stronger. The statement is true. а
Transcribed Image Text:Part 1 of 2 kJ For a reaction with AH° = -85 AG° for the reaction is exergonic. (Assume AS is small compared to AH°.) mol O The statement is false. The reaction is endergonic. The statement is true. The statement is false. The reaction is neither exergonic or endergonic. ○ The statement is false. The reaction does not occur. Part 2 of 2 ك kJ For a reaction with AH° = 120 mol' the bonds of the products are stronger than the bonds of the starting materials. (Assume AS is small compared to AḤ°.) The statement is false. The bond energy cannot be approximated. × The statement is false. The bonds in the starting materials and product have the same bond energy. The statement is false. The bonds of the starting materials are stronger. The statement is true. а
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