Which of the following figures illustrates best the sequence of the free-energy values (shown with the star) for a chemical reaction at equilibrium to the removal of products, followed by the response of the equilibrium to this stress? Briefly justify your answer choice.

Which of the following figures illustrates best the sequence of the free-energy values (shown with the star) for a chemical reaction at equilibrium to the removal of products, followed by the response of the equilibrium to this stress? Briefly justify your answer choice.

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Which of the following figures illustrates
best the sequence of the free-energy
values (shown with the star) for a chemical
reaction at equilibrium to the removal of
products, followed by the response of the
equilibrium to this stress? Briefly justify
your answer choice.
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response
stress
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stress
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equilibrium
response
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