Question 7To anwer this question, keep the following in mind:Q4,G= RTIN|KFor the reaction A (g) = 2B (g) + C(g), the equilibrium constant is 3.0 X 103 at a certain temperature.Suppose that a mixture of all three gases is placed in a reactor at a certain time such that PA = 2.0 atm, PB = 0.050 atm and PC = 0.2 atm.At the instant of mixing, choose all the correct statements from the following list?O a. A,G < A,GOO b.A,G = A,G°O C.A,G° < 0O d. 4,Gº= 0O e. A,G0 > 0O f. A,G > 0O g.4,G = 0O h. AG > 4,GOO i. A,G < 0 Question 8Consider an electrochemical cell operating under standard conditions and at 25 °C.One half cell is the standard hydrogen electrode and the other contains dichromate ions and chromium(III) ions in an acidified solution.When the cell operates, the value of A G° isO a. 7.70 x 105JO b.2.57 x 105 JO c. 3.85 x 105 JO d.. 7.70 x 105 JO e.- 2.57 x 105 JO f. - 3.85 x 105 JO g. None of the above

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Question 7 To anwer this question, keep the following in mind: 4,G= RTIN K For the reaction A (g) = 2B (g) + C(g), the equilibrium constant is 3.0 X 103 at a certain temperature. Suppose that a mixture of all three gases is placed in a reactor at a certain time such that PA = 2.0 atm, PB = 0.050 atm and Pc = 0.2 atm. At the instant of mixing, choose all the correct statements from the following list? Oa. A,G < A,GO O b.A,G = A,G° OC.A,G° < 0 O d.A,G°= 0 O e.A,G° > 0 O f. A,G > 0 O 8.A,G = 0 O h.A,G > A,G°

Question 7 To anwer this question, keep the following in mind: 4,G= RTIN K For the reaction A (g) = 2B (g) + C(g), the equilibrium constant is 3.0 X 103 at a certain temperature. Suppose that a mixture of all three gases is placed in a reactor at a certain time such that PA = 2.0 atm, PB = 0.050 atm and Pc = 0.2 atm. At the instant of mixing, choose all the correct statements from the following list? Oa. A,G < A,GO O b.A,G = A,G° OC.A,G° < 0 O d.A,G°= 0 O e.A,G° > 0 O f. A,G > 0 O 8.A,G = 0 O h.A,G > A,G°

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