Chemistry

Chemistry

Problem

For an exergonic reaction at constant temperature, the reaction quotient Q gradually increases as the reaction proceeds toward equilibrium. Which of the following describes how the sign and magnitude of ΔG change during this process? a) ΔG\Delta G becomes more negative because the system continues to release energy. b) ΔG\Delta G remains constant and negative throughout the reaction. c) ΔG\Delta G remains negative but its magnitude decreases until it reaches zero at equilibrium. d) ΔG\Delta G becomes positive once QQ exceeds KK, yet the forward reaction continues until equilibrium is reached.

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