The minimum work that a nonspontaneous reaction can do From Gibbs free energy, o

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The minimum work that a nonspontaneous reaction can do From Gibbs free energy, one can conclude that: No work can be obtained from a system at equilibrium No work can be obtained from a system approaching equilibrium No work can be obtained from a system approaching equilibrium from the left A system equilibrium will do a lot of work The work of a system at equilibrium is minimum The first person to come up with absolute entropy values was: J.W. Gibbs Arrhenius Nernst Faraday Boltzmann Given the following table, calculate DeltaG degree for the reaction CO2(g) + H2g) rightarrow CO(g) + H2O(I) 40.2KJ 65.1 KJ -39.9 KJ -26.7 KJ 20.1 KJ

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27) b

28)a

29)e

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