Statement Analysis: Statement 1: AG" is the difference in free energies of the products and reactants at standard conditions. Statement 2: If the sum of G" of the reactants is greater than the sum of G₁ of the products, the reaction is said to be exergonic and has a negative AG". A. Both statements are true B. Only statement 1 is true. C. Only statement of 2 is true. OD. Neither of the statement is true. RESET

Statement Analysis: Statement 1: AG" is the difference in free energies of the products and reactants at standard conditions. Statement 2: If the sum of G" of the reactants is greater than the sum of G₁ of the products, the reaction is said to be exergonic and has a negative AG". A. Both statements are true B. Only statement 1 is true. C. Only statement of 2 is true. OD. Neither of the statement is true. RESET

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