For the equilibrium, H(2)O(l)hArr H(2)O(...

For the equilibrium, `H_(2)`O(l)`hArr` `H_(2)`O(g)at 1atm and 298K.
1.Standard free energy change is zero.
2.Free energy change is less than zero.
3.Standard free energy change is less than zero.
4.Standard free energy change is greater than zero.

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