Imagine you want to understand the energetics of two interconvertible compounds A and B, so you...
Imagine you want to understand the energetics of two interconvertible compounds A and B, so you start with 1 M of each and allow them to come to equilibrium. Which of the following is true for the reaction A --> B if you find that the concentration of A at equilibrium is 1.5 M and the concentration of B at equilibrium s 0.5 M ? (select all that apply!)
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A --> B is endergonic |
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Energy is required for the reaction A --> B |
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A --> B is exergonic. |
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Energy is released by the reaction A --> B |
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ΔG < 0 for A --> B |
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ΔG > 0 for A --> B |
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