Multiple Choice
The values of and
are shown for the following equilibrium reaction. What makes the equilibrium constant larger at low temperature?
H 58.02 kJ/mol, S 176.5 J/mol K
A) The negative value of H is dominant at all temperatures.
B) The negative value of S is dominant at all temperatures.
C) The negative value of S is combined with the small value of T.
D) The negative value of H is combined with the small value of T.
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