Which of the following are always true of reactions that are energetically favorable under standard conditions? Choice 1 of 5: Their standard free energy change is equal to zero. Choice 2 of 5: At equilibrium, the product of the concentration of the products is greater than the product of the concentration of the reactants. Choice 3 of 5: They may be energetically UN-favorable under non-standard conditions. Choice 4 of 5: They will proceed at a rapid rate even in the absence of a catalyst. Choice 5 of 5: Their change in enthalpy is smaller than the change in entropy.

Which of the following are always true of reactions that are energetically favorable under standard conditions? Choice 1 of 5: Their standard free energy change is equal to zero. Choice 2 of 5: At equilibrium, the product of the concentration of the products is greater than the product of the concentration of the reactants. Choice 3 of 5: They may be energetically UN-favorable under non-standard conditions. Choice 4 of 5: They will proceed at a rapid rate even in the absence of a catalyst. Choice 5 of 5: Their change in enthalpy is smaller than the change in entropy.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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