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3. The reaction, A + 2B ? C, has an equilibrium constant of 1

3. The reaction, A + 2B ? C, has an equilibrium constant of 1

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G = Go + RT ln Q

Q=[product]/[reactant]

G = Go + RT ln [C]/[A][B]2

concentration of all is equal to 1,so the equation become

G = Go + RT ln 1/1x1^2

G = Go + RT ln 1    (since ln 1=0)

hence lnQ = 0 is proved

G = Go + RT(0)

G = Go if (both reactant and product concentration is 1mM)

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