What is total amount of both reactants and products decrease, Biology

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In Chemical Reactions that have a large negative /\Go'

a- the total amount of both reactants and products decreases

b- the products are less stable than the reactants

c- there is a large excess of products to reactants when the reaction reaches equilibrium

d- the activation energy is always very low


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