1. The equation of reaction is: 2H,N-CH,-COOH +4.50, 4CO, +5H,O +Na 23) (3) a) Calculate the free energy change for this reaction at standard conditions. b) What is AG for this reaction at 400K? Nie) СО де H,N-CH, -COOH Н.О -241.8 -393.5 AH; (K/mol) 199.9 188.7 213.8 205.3 109.2 SU/mol-K) 2. Write the rate expression of forward and reverse reactions. Write the equilibrium constant expressions for each of the following reactions: a) CH+2Cl, CH.CI+2HCI b) CO+H,O H,CO- 3. Given the reaction 2NO+CI, 2NOCI AH° > 0 complete the following table: Effect on equilibrium: Change T increase I decrease a) + [CI,): b) T [NOCI]: c)fr.

1. The equation of reaction is: 2H,N-CH,-COOH +4.50, 4CO, +5H,O +Na 23) (3) a) Calculate the free energy change for this reaction at standard conditions. b) What is AG for this reaction at 400K? Nie) СО де H,N-CH, -COOH Н.О -241.8 -393.5 AH; (K/mol) 199.9 188.7 213.8 205.3 109.2 SU/mol-K) 2. Write the rate expression of forward and reverse reactions. Write the equilibrium constant expressions for each of the following reactions: a) CH+2Cl, CH.CI+2HCI b) CO+H,O H,CO- 3. Given the reaction 2NO+CI, 2NOCI AH° > 0 complete the following table: Effect on equilibrium: Change T increase I decrease a) + [CI,): b) T [NOCI]: c)fr.

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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