AG° = 118.5 kJhnol Since AG has a positive value so this is not a spontaneous process. Exercise 3: Problem Solving 1. Predict the following reaction whether it is spontaneous or non- spontaneous. Show your complete solution 2 NaOH ( + CO2 ig b. 2Fe(s)+3 H2O) 2. Delermie the AS syteni given the reaction. CH12O6 +Ozg) Na2CO3 (6) +2 H2O Fe2O3 ) + 3 H2 (). a. →CO: Hz0) Tabel 1: Standard Free Energies of Formation

AG° = 118.5 kJhnol Since AG has a positive value so this is not a spontaneous process. Exercise 3: Problem Solving 1. Predict the following reaction whether it is spontaneous or non- spontaneous. Show your complete solution 2 NaOH ( + CO2 ig b. 2Fe(s)+3 H2O) 2. Delermie the AS syteni given the reaction. CH12O6 +Ozg) Na2CO3 (6) +2 H2O Fe2O3 ) + 3 H2 (). a. →CO: Hz0) Tabel 1: Standard Free Energies of Formation

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