Choose the two correct answers below that most accurately describe the difference between the actual change in free energy and the standard change in free energy (mod 1 topic 5)the actual change in free energy changes in response to the environment wherease the standard change in free energy is constant for a given reactionthere is no difference between the actual change in free energy and the standard change in free energy as long as the concentration of H2O is 55Mthe standard change in free energy is a function of time where as the actual change in energy is a function of the rate constantthe standard change in free energy reflects the potential energy in reactants and products independent of concentration whereas the actual change in free energy is dependent on the concentration of reaction and products under steady state conditions

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