Which statement is false regarding the following system?+ HXAdditionEliminationH-XO A positive AG means that the equilibrium will favor the reactants because the entropy term is larger than the enthalpy termrepresenting the gain of entropy when one molecule becomes two.O A negative AG means that the equilibrium will favor the products because the enthalpy term is larger than the entropy termrepresenting the loss of entropy when two molecules become one.Elimination reactions are thermodynamically favored at high temperatures, where the entropy of the reaction will be largerthan the enthalpy, causing a positive AG and the reactants to be favored over the products.Addition reactions are thermodynamically favored at high temperatures, where the entropy of the reaction will be largerthan the enthalpy, causing a positive AG and the reactants to be favored over the products.

Except (C) all are false Elimination reaction are thermodynamically favored at high temperature…

O Elimination reactions are thermodynamically favored at high temperatures, where the entropy of the reaction will be larger than the enthalpy, causing a positive AG and the reactants to be favored over the products.

O Elimination reactions are thermodynamically favored at high temperatures, where the entropy of the reaction will be larger than the enthalpy, causing a positive AG and the reactants to be favored over the products.

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Which statement is false regarding the following system?
+ HX
Addition
Elimination
H
-X
O A positive AG means that the equilibrium will favor the reactants because the entropy term is larger than the enthalpy term
representing the gain of entropy when one molecule becomes two.
O A negative AG means that the equilibrium will favor the products because the enthalpy term is larger than the entropy term
representing the loss of entropy when two molecules become one.
Elimination reactions are thermodynamically favored at high temperatures, where the entropy of the reaction will be larger
than the enthalpy, causing a positive AG and the reactants to be favored over the products.
Addition reactions are thermodynamically favored at high temperatures, where the entropy of the reaction will be larger
than the enthalpy, causing a positive AG and the reactants to be favored over the products.

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