Predict the sign of AG for the following reactions if each reaction was an exothermic. Does the reaction favor the reactants or products? Hint: If there are specific temperature conditions needed in order to determine the sign of AG, state those conditions. Remember temperature is in Kelvin. Br Br A) +Br2 Br Br. B) OH C) + HCI D) Br Br

Predict the sign of AG for the following reactions if each reaction was an exothermic. Does the reaction favor the reactants or products? Hint: If there are specific temperature conditions needed in order to determine the sign of AG, state those conditions. Remember temperature is in Kelvin. Br Br A) +Br2 Br Br. B) OH C) + HCI D) Br Br

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