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Gibbs energy, spontaneity and relation to equilibrium constant
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If the standard Gibbs energy change of a reaction is negative, the equilibrium constant at that temperature is
A
K
<
1
B
K
>
1
C
K
=
1
D
K
=
0
Answer: B
Δ
G
∘
=
−
RT
ln
K
. A negative
Δ
G
∘
requires
ln
K
>
0
, that is
K
>
1
.
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