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A reaction at 25°C, has an equilibrium constant measured as 1113. Calculate the free energy change. * 17.4 kJ/mol 24.3 kJ/mol -17.4 kJ/mol O -24.3 kJ/mol

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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A reaction at 25°C, has an equilibrium constant measured as 1113.
Calculate the free energy change. *
17.4 kJ/mol
24.3 kJ/mol
-17.4 kJ/mol
O -24.3 kJ/mol

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