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Question 4 of 14 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress The following reaction is spontaneous. CaCl, (s)- Ca (aq)+2C1 (aq) What are the signs of AS and AG? OAG is negative; AS is negative OAG is positive; AS is positive OAG is positive; AS is negative OAG is negative; AS is positive eTextbook and Media Question 12 of 14 AH -81 kJ mol Current Attempt in Progress Calculate the magnitude of AS, assuming a temperature of 25°C. Use 3 significant figures. J.K1.mol¹> AS. (Tolerance is +/-2%) What is the lipid bilayer of the animal cell composed of? Select all that apply. Hydrophil Hydrophobic region 1 Hydrophilic region O proteins. air. hydrophilic heads. hydrophobic tails. Integral protein Peripheral protein Hydrophilic heads Hydrophobic tails Glycerophospho lipid molecules

Question 4 of 14 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress The following reaction is spontaneous. CaCl, (s)- Ca (aq)+2C1 (aq) What are the signs of AS and AG? OAG is negative; AS is negative OAG is positive; AS is positive OAG is positive; AS is negative OAG is negative; AS is positive eTextbook and Media Question 12 of 14 AH -81 kJ mol Current Attempt in Progress Calculate the magnitude of AS, assuming a temperature of 25°C. Use 3 significant figures. J.K1.mol¹> AS. (Tolerance is +/-2%) What is the lipid bilayer of the animal cell composed of? Select all that apply. Hydrophil Hydrophobic region 1 Hydrophilic region O proteins. air. hydrophilic heads. hydrophobic tails. Integral protein Peripheral protein Hydrophilic heads Hydrophobic tails Glycerophospho lipid molecules

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Question 4 of 14 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress The following reaction is spontaneous. CaCl, (s)- Ca (aq)+2C1 (aq) What are the signs of AS and AG? OAG is negative; AS is negative OAG is positive; AS is positive OAG is positive; AS is negative OAG is negative; AS is positive eTextbook and Media Question 12 of 14 AH -81 kJ mol Current Attempt in Progress Calculate the magnitude of AS, assuming a temperature of 25°C. Use 3 significant figures. J.K1.mol¹> AS. (Tolerance is +/-2%) What is the lipid bilayer of the animal cell composed of? Select all that apply. Hydrophil Hydrophobic region 1 Hydrophilic region O proteins. air. hydrophilic heads. hydrophobic tails. Integral protein Peripheral protein Hydrophilic heads Hydrophobic tails Glycerophospho lipid molecules
Transcribed Image Text:Question 4 of 14 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress The following reaction is spontaneous. CaCl, (s)- Ca (aq)+2C1 (aq) What are the signs of AS and AG? OAG is negative; AS is negative OAG is positive; AS is positive OAG is positive; AS is negative OAG is negative; AS is positive eTextbook and Media Question 12 of 14 AH -81 kJ mol Current Attempt in Progress Calculate the magnitude of AS, assuming a temperature of 25°C. Use 3 significant figures. J.K1.mol¹> AS. (Tolerance is +/-2%) What is the lipid bilayer of the animal cell composed of? Select all that apply. Hydrophil Hydrophobic region 1 Hydrophilic region O proteins. air. hydrophilic heads. hydrophobic tails. Integral protein Peripheral protein Hydrophilic heads Hydrophobic tails Glycerophospho lipid molecules
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