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Which direction would the free energy level diagram go for a reaction where the Ke<1?
a.
It would go uphill for this nonspontaneous reaction.
O b. It would go downhill for this spontaneous reaction.
Which direction would the free energy level diagram go for a reaction where the K..>1?
O b.
It would go uphill for this nonspontaneous reaction.
It would go downhill for this spontaneous reaction.

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