D.8. The reaction below takes place in a 1.0 L container. The equilibrium constant is X, - 12A + B - сWhich of these mixtures will have AG - 02(A) [A]-2 M, [B]-2M, [C] -2 M(B) [A] -0.2 M, [B] -0.2 M, [C]-5 MO(C) [A]-SM, [B]-SM, [C] -2 MO(D) [A] -2 M, [B]-2M, [C] - SMO(E) [A]-3.0 M, [B] -0.4 M, [C]- 14.4 MSubmit

Given : Kc for the reaction = 12 ∆Grxn = 0

The reaction below takes place in a 1.0 L container. The equilibrium constant is X, - 12 A + B C Which of these mixtures will have AG - 0? O(A) [A]-2 M, [B]-2M, [C] -2 M (B) [A] -0.2 M, [B] -0.2 M, [C]-5 M O(C) [A]-5 M, [B]-5M, [C] -2 M O(D) [A] -2 M, [B]-2M, [C] - SM O(E) [A]-3.0 M, [B] -0.4 M, [C] - 14.4 M Submit

The reaction below takes place in a 1.0 L container. The equilibrium constant is X, - 12 A + B C Which of these mixtures will have AG - 0? O(A) [A]-2 M, [B]-2M, [C] -2 M (B) [A] -0.2 M, [B] -0.2 M, [C]-5 M O(C) [A]-5 M, [B]-5M, [C] -2 M O(D) [A] -2 M, [B]-2M, [C] - SM O(E) [A]-3.0 M, [B] -0.4 M, [C] - 14.4 M Submit

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D.8.

The reaction below takes place in a 1.0 L container. The equilibrium constant is X, - 12
A + B - с
Which of these mixtures will have AG - 02
(A) [A]-2 M, [B]-2M, [C] -2 M
(B) [A] -0.2 M, [B] -0.2 M, [C]-5 M
O(C) [A]-SM, [B]-SM, [C] -2 M
O(D) [A] -2 M, [B]-2M, [C] - SM
O(E) [A]-3.0 M, [B] -0.4 M, [C]- 14.4 M
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