kaylorange kaylorange

04-05-2016
Chemistry

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In a chemical reaction, the difference in potential energy between the products and reactants is equal to (a) ΔS; (b) ΔG; (c) ΔT; (d) ΔH

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Lloyd11 Lloyd11

04-05-2016

B is the right answer

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