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Chemistry, 10.03.2020 16:55, azireyathurmond1

When H2 and CO2 react, acetic acid can be formed spontaneously while the production of formaldehyde requires an input of energy. Which of the following conclusions may be drawn from this observation?
a. More heat is released when formaldehyde is produced compared to the production of acetic acid.
b. Compared to the reactants from which it is formed, formaldehyde has more potential energy than does acetic acid.
c. Entropy decreases when acetic acid is produced and increases when formaldehyde is produced.
d. The mineral catalyst involved in acetic acid production provides energy to make the reaction spontaneous.

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