Look at the graph below for the reaction RP. Estimate the equilibrium constant by assuming 80% reaction occurs at equilibrium. Calculate AG for the mixture shown in the particle picture at 298 K. Small (blue) particles = reactant and Large (red) = product. A G B % Rxn D E 50 100

Look at the graph below for the reaction RP. Estimate the equilibrium constant by assuming 80% reaction occurs at equilibrium. Calculate AG for the mixture shown in the particle picture at 298 K. Small (blue) particles = reactant and Large (red) = product. A G B % Rxn D E 50 100

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Look at the graph below for the reaction RP. Estimate the equilibrium constant by
assuming 80% reaction occurs at equilibrium. Calculate AG for the mixture shown in the
particle picture at 298 K. Small (blue) particles reactant and Large (red) = product.
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B
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C
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% Rxn
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50
100
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