QUESTION 40 Recall that for a reaction A+ B <--> C +D the actual AG is related to the standard AG" by the equation: AG = AGU + RTIN([C][DMA][B]). Assuming that AG = 0, how will the actual AG compare to the standard AG if the ratio of products to reactants is 10:1? O AG will be negative, so the forward reaction will be favored. O AG will be equal to AG", so the reaction is at equilibrium. O AG will be positive, so the reverse reaction will be favored. O Cannot tell from the information given.

QUESTION 40 Recall that for a reaction A+ B <--> C +D the actual AG is related to the standard AG" by the equation: AG = AGU + RTIN([C][DMA][B]). Assuming that AG = 0, how will the actual AG compare to the standard AG if the ratio of products to reactants is 10:1? O AG will be negative, so the forward reaction will be favored. O AG will be equal to AG", so the reaction is at equilibrium. O AG will be positive, so the reverse reaction will be favored. O Cannot tell from the information given.

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