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Homework Help: Chemistry

Posted by Taylor on Monday, July 30, 2012 at 2:00pm.

What is the overall standard free-energy change for the following two reactions?

A + B-->2C äG = äG1
C + D-->E äG = äG2

a)äG1 + äG2
b)äG1 + 2äG2
c)äG2 – äG1
d)2äG2 – äG1
e)äG1äG22

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