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1. For a certain gas phase reaction AG° = -136.4 – T x (+0.3142) in units of kJ and K. Based on this
information is each of the following statements true or false? Indicate your choice by circling T (if the
statement is TRUE) or F (if the statement is FALSE)
a. The reaction is exothermic.
T
F
b. The entropy of the system increases during this reaction.
T
F
c. The products are lower in energy than the reactants are.
T
F
d. The bonding is stronger in the reactants than in the products.
F
e. At temperature T = 595 K the equilibrium constant K >> 1.
T
F
f. Energy is more "dispersed" in the reactants than in the products.
T
F
g. The value of K increases as the temperature increases.
F
h. AG = 0 when the system is at equilibrium.
T
F
i. Based on the value of AS° this is probably a reaction that is favored
T
F
by working at high pressure (small volume).
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Transcribed Image Text:1. For a certain gas phase reaction AG° = -136.4 – T x (+0.3142) in units of kJ and K. Based on this information is each of the following statements true or false? Indicate your choice by circling T (if the statement is TRUE) or F (if the statement is FALSE) a. The reaction is exothermic. T F b. The entropy of the system increases during this reaction. T F c. The products are lower in energy than the reactants are. T F d. The bonding is stronger in the reactants than in the products. F e. At temperature T = 595 K the equilibrium constant K >> 1. T F f. Energy is more "dispersed" in the reactants than in the products. T F g. The value of K increases as the temperature increases. F h. AG = 0 when the system is at equilibrium. T F i. Based on the value of AS° this is probably a reaction that is favored T F by working at high pressure (small volume).
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