The direction of chemical reaction at constant temperature and pressure is the direction of increase of:

entropy of the system

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gibbs free energy of the system

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enthalpy of the system

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internal energy of the system

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Solution

The correct option is A entropy of the system
For a feasible process $Δ S_{t o t a l} > O$ . Therefore, reaction proceeds in the increase of the entropy direction.

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The direction of chemical reaction at constant temperature and pressure is the direction of increase of:

The correct option is A entropy of the systemFor a feasible process ΔStotal>O. Therefore, reaction proceeds in the increase of the entropy direction.

The correct option is A entropy of the system
For a feasible process $Δ S_{t o t a l} > O$ . Therefore, reaction proceeds in the increase of the entropy direction.