(3) N,O + NOx 3 NO (a) What is AG°n AG° = E(3 moles)(87.6 K/mo)) -()(51.3 Kma) + (1)(103.7! %3D 262.8K) 155 KJ AGO = 107.8 KJ (b) If the reaction starts with 1 M N,O and 1 M NO, (0 NO), what are the concentrations at equilibrium? (c) At what temperatures is the reaction spontaneous under standard (1 M) concentrations? Please check all parts!!

(3) N,O + NOx 3 NO (a) What is AG°n AG° = E(3 moles)(87.6 K/mo)) -()(51.3 Kma) + (1)(103.7! %3D 262.8K) 155 KJ AGO = 107.8 KJ (b) If the reaction starts with 1 M N,O and 1 M NO, (0 NO), what are the concentrations at equilibrium? (c) At what temperatures is the reaction spontaneous under standard (1 M) concentrations? Please check all parts!!

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter23: Organic Polymers, Natural And Synthetic

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Problem 47QAP: Plants synthesize carbohydrates from CO2 and H2O by the process of photosynthesis. For example,...

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