# Thermodynamic Properties of an Endothermic ReactionFor the following endothermic reaction:\[ \text{N}_2(g) + \text{2O}_2(g) \rightarrow \text{2NO}_2(g) \]Match the thermodynamic properties with their appropriate numerical interpretation.### Thermodynamic Terms1. **ΔHrxn (Enthalpy change of the reaction)**2. **ΔSrxn (Entropy change of the reaction)**3. **ΔGrxn (Gibbs free energy change of the reaction)**4. **ΔSUniverse (Change in entropy of the universe)**### Numerical Interpretations1. **> 0**2. **< 0**3. **= 0**4. **> 0 at low T, < 0 at high T**5. **< 0 at low T, > 0 at high T**### InstructionsAnalyze the reaction characteristics and thermodynamic principles to match each property with its corresponding numerical interpretation. Remember, for endothermic reactions, certain general behaviors in terms of energy and entropy can be assumed:- **ΔHrxn** is typically greater than zero since the reaction absorbs heat.- **ΔSrxn** may vary based on the disorder between reactants and products.- **ΔGrxn** and **ΔSUniverse** will be influenced by the temperature dependency.Use this information to correctly identify the sign and behavior of each thermodynamic property in relation to this specific reaction.

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Without doing any calculations, match the following thermodynamic properties with their appropriate nu the following endothermic reaction. N₂(g) + 20₂(g) 2NO₂(g)

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