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The standard Gibbs energy change at `300K` for the reaction `2AhArrB+C` is 2494. `2J`. At a given time, the composition of the reaction mixture is `[A]=1/2, [B]=2` and `[C]=1/2`. The reaction proceeds in the
`(R=8.314JK//"mol"e=2.718)`

A

forward direction because `QgtK_(C)`

B

reverse direction because `QgtK_(C)`

C

forward direction because `QltK_(C)`

D

reverse direction because `QltK_(C)`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`DeltaG=DeltaG^(@)+RT "in" Q=2494.2+8.314xx300 "in" 4=` positive
DeltaG=RTln(Q)/(K)`
Since, `DeltaG` is positive so, `QgtK`, so reaction shifts in reverse direction.
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