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The reaction A((s))hArrB((s))+C((g)) att...

The reaction `A_((s))hArrB_((s))+C_((g))` attains equilibrium in a close container in such a way that vapour pressure of `C_((g))` is equal to `1 atm`. The incorrect realtionship at equilibrium is:

A

`DeltaG^()=0`

B

`K_(p)=1`

C

`DeltaG^(@)=0`

D

`DeltaH^(@)=0`

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At equilibrium, `DeltaG=0` and given that, `K_(p)=1`
`:. DeltaG^(@)=0`
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