The Standard Gibbs Free Energy Change Questions

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In the reaction, 2X + Y ⟶3Z, the concentration of the reactants and product is measured to be X = 0.15 M, Y = 0.05 M, and Z = 0.5 M at 48 degrees C. The standard free energy change of the reaction, ΔG0 = – 12.57 kJ/mol

Calculate the reaction quotient Q for these concentrations. [ Select ] [“222.22“, “111.11“, “16 667“]

Calculate the equilibrium constant of the reaction Keq . [ Select ] [“1.005“, “184.5“, “46.24“, “111.11“]

What direction the reaction will proceed towards to reach equilibrium [ Select ] [“The reaction will proceed to the right“, “The reaction is at equilibrium“, “The reaction will proceed to the left“]