15. It was found that the following redox reaction 2X (s) + 3Y2* (1.0 M) = 3Y(s) +2X (1.0M) has K value of 1 x 10 at 25 "C, based on this value it can be said that (2 Points) This redox reaction has a negative AG value, and positive E value thus the reaction favors products at equilibrium. This redox reaction has a negative AG' value, and positive E value thus the reaction favors reactants at equilibrium. This redox reaction has a positive AG value, and negative E value thus the reaction favors products at equilibrium. This redox reaction has a positive AG value, and negative E value thus the reaction favors reactants at equilibrium. 16. Calculate AGnxn at 298 K under the conditions shown below for the following reaction (R8.314 J/(K.mol)

15. It was found that the following redox reaction 2X (s) + 3Y2* (1.0 M) = 3Y(s) +2X (1.0M) has K value of 1 x 10 at 25 "C, based on this value it can be said that (2 Points) This redox reaction has a negative AG value, and positive E value thus the reaction favors products at equilibrium. This redox reaction has a negative AG' value, and positive E value thus the reaction favors reactants at equilibrium. This redox reaction has a positive AG value, and negative E value thus the reaction favors products at equilibrium. This redox reaction has a positive AG value, and negative E value thus the reaction favors reactants at equilibrium. 16. Calculate AGnxn at 298 K under the conditions shown below for the following reaction (R8.314 J/(K.mol)

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