The diagram shows G as afunction of Q at 25°C for:GE6.mH2O(1) = H20(g)29. What is AG at point 4?(A) AG> AGo5.(B) AG = AG°43(C)) AG < AG°1

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The diagram shows G as a function of Q at 25°C for: GF 6. H20() = H20(g) What is AG at point 4? 51 ( A ) ΔG > ΔG 5. 2 3. (B) AG = AG° (C) AG < AG° 1

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function of Q at 25°C for:
GE
6.
m
H2O(1) = H20(g)
29. What is AG at point 4?
(A) AG> AGo
5.
(B) AG = AG°
4
3
(C)) AG < AG°
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