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A reaction with a largely positive delta G naught value will never be spontaneous Group of...

A reaction with a largely positive delta G naught value will never be spontaneous

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False, it  depends on the nucleophile

True

True, because +G is not favorable

False, it depends on the Q

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Standard free energy is amount of energy release when reaction is completed .

If it has negative sign it said to spontaneous and favorable and it termed as exogernic reactions. while reaction having positive sign of ∆G° is are non spontaneous and not favorable and termed as endogernic reactions .

Thus here the statement mention 'A reaction with a largely positive delta G naught value will never be spontaneous' is true because +G is not favorable.

So, two options are correct,,

True.

True, because +G is not favorable.

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