Free Energy Reactants Progress of Reaction Products Choose all options that apply to the above graph Gibb's Free Energy is decreasing This graph shows a reaction that would be spontaneous at this temperature Gibb's Free Energy is increasing This graph shows an endergonic reaction

Free Energy Reactants Progress of Reaction Products Choose all options that apply to the above graph Gibb's Free Energy is decreasing This graph shows a reaction that would be spontaneous at this temperature Gibb's Free Energy is increasing This graph shows an endergonic reaction

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Choose all options that apply to the above graph
Gibb's Free Energy is decreasing
This graph shows a reaction that would be spontaneous at this temperature
Gibb's Free Energy is increasing
This graph shows an endergonic reaction

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