If a Δ G° for a given reaction is known one may determine all the following except the

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If a Δ G° for a given reaction is known one may determine all the following except the (A) direction of spontaneous change at the standard conditions (B) position of equilibrium at temperature for which Δ G° is known (C) usefulness of catalyst in controlling the reaction (D) maximum amount of useful work that can be produced at standard conditions

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Usefulness of catalyst in controlling the reaction can be determined by enthalpy not by free energy.

Q. If a $Δ G^{\circ}$ for a given reaction is known one may determine all the following except the

direction of spontaneous change at the standard conditions

position of equilibrium at temperature for which $Δ G^{\circ}$ is known

usefulness of catalyst in controlling the reaction

maximum amount of useful work that can be produced at standard conditions

Usefulness of catalyst in controlling the reaction can be determined by enthalpy not by free energy.

Q. If a ΔG∘ for a given reaction is known one may determine all the following except the

direction of spontaneous change at the standard conditions

position of equilibrium at temperature for which ΔG∘ is known

usefulness of catalyst in controlling the reaction

maximum amount of useful work that can be produced at standard conditions

Usefulness of catalyst in controlling the reaction can be determined by enthalpy not by free energy.

Q. If a $Δ G^{\circ}$ for a given reaction is known one may determine all the following except the

position of equilibrium at temperature for which $Δ G^{\circ}$ is known