What is the value of ΔG in a spontaneous reaction?
2 answers:
The value of Triangle G is A) Less than 0.
Answer: A.) Less than 0
Explanation: Spontaneous Reactions are the reaction in which the reaction moves more towards the product side.
It is the reaction in which there is a release of free energy and the the reaction will move towards the stable energy state.
Thus the ΔG for a spontaneous reaction must always be less than zero and E must always be greater than zero.
ΔG = change in gibbs free energy and E = electrochemical potential.
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