A readily reversible reaction, in which reactants and products have almost the same free energies, is indicated by a

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A readily reversible reaction, in which reactants and products have almost the same free energies, is indicated by a F1F1F1S1F1F1F10G near zero. This means that the change in free energy between reactants and products is very small, indicating that the reaction can easily proceed in either direction. Choices A, C, and E all describe reactions with greater differences in free energy between reactants and products, which would not be indicative of a readily reversible reaction. Choice B is not specific enough to indicate whether the reaction is readily reversible or not.

A Readily Reversible Reaction, in Which Reactants and Products Have Δ\DeltaΔ

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