Delta G, Delta H, and Delta S Problem (AP Chemistry)

Delta G (Gibbs Free Energy), Delta H (Enthalpy), and Delta S (Entropy) define whether a reaction will be thermodynamically favorable or thermodynamically unfavorable. These terms are often also referred to as "spontaneous" or "non-spontaneous." This is a multiple choice question (MCQ) that is specifically designed to prepare for the AP Chemistry test, but may also be relevant for other exams and curricula such as A-levels, IGCSE, JEE, NEET, MCAT, DAT, OAT, GRE and SAT.

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