If a reaction is carried out under non-standard conditions, how does the enthalpy of reaction compare to the standard enthalpy of reaction (∆H)?

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If a reaction is carried out under non-standard conditions, how does the enthalpy of reaction compare to the standard enthalpy of reaction (∆H)?, It is always greater than ∆H, It is always smaller than ∆H, It can be greater or smaller than ∆H depending on the conditions, It is equal to ∆H regardless of the conditions

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The enthalpy of a reaction under non-standard conditions can be greater or smaller than ∆H depending on the specific conditions of the reaction.

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