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2) Calculate the freezing point of A, in °C, from this data: AH: (KJ/mole) S (J/mole K) A(s) -25.3 10.8 +10.5 20.4 Ag) -13.8 43.8

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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2) Calculate the freezing point of A, in °C, from
this data:
AH: (KJ/mole) S(J/mole K)
A(s)
Am
Ag)
10.8
-25.3
+10.5
20.4
-13.8
43.8

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