Free energy change ( G) of a reaction is referred as the amount of ene – McqOptions

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1.	Free energy change ( G) of a reaction is referred as the amount of energy
A.	liberated during reaction
B.	taken up during reaction
C.	liberated or taken up during reaction
D.	none of these
Answer» D. none of these

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