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For the generic reaction shown, K-0 reaction mixture for which O-0.205 at 950 K .355 (at 950 K). What can you conc lude about AGand AG in a 2AZ2(g)+ Z2(g)2AZ3(g) ΔG and ΔG° are both negative Δ is positive and ΔG° is negative (B) dG and ΔGo are both positive (D) AG is negative and AG is positive 1-1
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