! ( plz answer was with explanation) 3)From the following data, calculate AH° (391.4 K) for the reactionCH3COOH) + 202 (g) → 2H20(9) + 2002 (9)ReactionA.H° (kJ/mol)CH3COOH) + 202 6) → 2H20(1) + 2C02 ca)871.5 (at 298.15 к)H200→ H20 (a)40.656 (at 298.15 к)CH3COOH()→ CH3COOH()24.4 (at 391.4 K)SubstanceCH;COOH (I)O2 (g)CO; (g)H;0 (1)H;0 (g)Cp.m/R14.93.534.469.0554.038

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3) From the following data, calculate AH° (391.4 K) for the reaction CH3COOH) + 202 (a) → 2H20(9) + 2002 (9) Reaction A.H° (kJ/mol) CH3COOH) + 202 o) → 2H20(1) + 2C02 ca) 871.5 (at 298.15 к) H200→ H20(a) 40.656 (at 298.15 к) CH3COOH()→ CH3COOH) 24.4 (at 391.4 K) Substance CH;COOH (I) O2 (g) Co; (g) H;0 (1) H;0 (g) Cp.m/R 14.9 3.53 4.46 9.055 4.038

3) From the following data, calculate AH° (391.4 K) for the reaction CH3COOH) + 202 (a) → 2H20(9) + 2002 (9) Reaction A.H° (kJ/mol) CH3COOH) + 202 o) → 2H20(1) + 2C02 ca) 871.5 (at 298.15 к) H200→ H20(a) 40.656 (at 298.15 к) CH3COOH()→ CH3COOH) 24.4 (at 391.4 K) Substance CH;COOH (I) O2 (g) Co; (g) H;0 (1) H;0 (g) Cp.m/R 14.9 3.53 4.46 9.055 4.038

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

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Problem 17.94QE: Suppose you have an endothermic reaction with H = + 15 kJ and a S of 150 J/K. Calculate G and Keq at...

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