So what the equation tells us is if this quantity is positive, then this doesn't necessarily have to be positive. If this is positive, but this entire term is more negative than this is positive as a result of this Q value, then a positive quantity plus a negative value that is greater than this in magnitude will give us a Delta G that is negative. And it's this Delta G, it's the sign of this Delta G, not this one, that ultimately dictates whether reaction is actually product favored or reactant favored. And to see what we mean by that, let's carry out the following calculation. So, in this particular case, we know that Delta G standard state condition is equal to 21.3 kilojoules. Now, the question is what exactly should the Q value be for this Delta G to actually be negative and for our reaction to be spontaneous product favorite.