34. Given that, at 25°C, DG° = -394.4 kJ C(s) + 0,(8) ® CO,(g) C(s) + ½ 0,(8) CO(g) DG° = -137.2 kJ calculate DG° for the reaction below. CO(8) + ½ 0,(8) ® CO,(g) а. -531.6 kJ b. -257.2 kJ с. -171.5 kJ d. +141.2 kJ е. +531.6 kJ

34. Given that, at 25°C, DG° = -394.4 kJ C(s) + 0,(8) ® CO,(g) C(s) + ½ 0,(8) CO(g) DG° = -137.2 kJ calculate DG° for the reaction below. CO(8) + ½ 0,(8) ® CO,(g) а. -531.6 kJ b. -257.2 kJ с. -171.5 kJ d. +141.2 kJ е. +531.6 kJ

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34. Given that, at 25°C,
DG° = -394.4 kJ
C(s) + 0,(8) ® CO,(g)
C(s) + ½ 0,(8)
CO(g)
DG° = -137.2 kJ
calculate DG° for the reaction below.
CO(8) + ½ 0,(8) ® CO,(g)
а.
-531.6 kJ
b.
-257.2 kJ
с.
-171.5 kJ
d.
+141.2 kJ
е.
+531.6 kJ

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