Answer 10.59 (c) 10,59 Calculate AG° at 45°C for reactions for which(a) AH° = 293 kJ; AS = -695 J/K(b) AH° = -1137 kJ; AS° = 0.496 kJ/K(c) AH° = -86.6 kJ; ASº =%3D–382 J/K%3D

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Answer 10.59 (c)

10,59 Calculate AG° at 45°C for reactions for which
(a) AH° = 293 kJ; AS = -695 J/K
(b) AH° = -1137 kJ; AS° = 0.496 kJ/K
(c) AH° = -86.6 kJ; ASº =
%3D
–382 J/K
%3D

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