2. Calculate AH° and ASº for the following reaction, and AG° at 959 K. (-- otal)3 Fes5 O21 Fe3О43 SO2+A¢H°(kJ/mol) =-100-1118-297S°(kJ/mol·K) =0.06030.2050.1460.248ΔΗ-AS° =AG° =

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2. Calculate AH° and AS° for the following reaction, and AG° at 959 K. (--al) 3 Fes 5 O2 1 FezO4 3 SO2 A¢H°(kJ/mol) = -100 -1118 -297 S°(kJ/mol·K) = 0.0603 0.205 0.146 0.248 ΔΗ AS° = AG° =

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2. Calculate AH° and ASº for the following reaction, and AG° at 959 K. (-- otal)
3 Fes
5 O2
1 Fe3О4
3 SO2
+
A¢H°(kJ/mol) =
-100
-1118
-297
S°(kJ/mol·K) =
0.0603
0.205
0.146
0.248
ΔΗ-
AS° =
AG° =

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