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If the standard free engery change of the reaction S to P is -50kJ mol-1 (-12 kcal mol-1), the reaction will:
(a) never reach equilibrium
(b) proceed spontaneously from left to right
(c) proceed rapidly because of the large negative standard free energy change
(d) never reach equilibrium because of the large large negative standard free energy change
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