The reaction A <=> 2 B is performed at two temperatures and the equilibrium constant determined. At temperature, T1, the Keq = 80. At temperature T2, the Keg 20. Which statement is true? O T1 < T2 and the reaction is endothermic as written O T1 > T2 and the reaction is exothermic as written O T2 is 400 °C greater than T1 O T1 > T2 and the reaction is endothermic as written O T2 is 40 °C less than T1

The reaction A <=> 2 B is performed at two temperatures and the equilibrium constant determined. At temperature, T1, the Keq = 80. At temperature T2, the Keg 20. Which statement is true? O T1 < T2 and the reaction is endothermic as written O T1 > T2 and the reaction is exothermic as written O T2 is 400 °C greater than T1 O T1 > T2 and the reaction is endothermic as written O T2 is 40 °C less than T1

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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