title=q10a8 What conclusion can you make about the position of equilibrium for the following reaction? A BAG = +1.0 kJ/mol the ratio of B to A will be less than one O the ratio of B to A will be greater than one O the ratio of B toA will be exactly 1 O the ratio of B to A will be exactly -1 O no conclusions can be made about the ratio of B to A from the information given

title=q10a8 What conclusion can you make about the position of equilibrium for the following reaction? A BAG = +1.0 kJ/mol the ratio of B to A will be less than one O the ratio of B to A will be greater than one O the ratio of B toA will be exactly 1 O the ratio of B to A will be exactly -1 O no conclusions can be made about the ratio of B to A from the information given

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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