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B. Calculate the temperature in Kelvin at which the reaction shifts in spontaneity. Express your answer to the nearest whole number. AH n AS (k]/mol) U/mol K) +208.4 1. 2CaOts) 2Cats)+Og) +1270 -206.1 -214.7 CO(g)-311 (g) CIH,(g) 11,0(g) 3. Ng)+3H,(g) +2NH3(g) -198.7 -92.22 4. Cis)+H,Oig)CO(g)+H(g) +133.9 +131.1 5. 4Al(s) 30

B. Calculate the temperature in Kelvin at which the reaction shifts in spontaneity. Express your answer to the nearest whole number. AH n AS (k]/mol) U/mol K) +208.4 1. 2CaOts) 2Cats)+Og) +1270 -206.1 -214.7 CO(g)-311 (g) CIH,(g) 11,0(g) 3. Ng)+3H,(g) +2NH3(g) -198.7 -92.22 4. Cis)+H,Oig)CO(g)+H(g) +133.9 +131.1 5. 4Al(s) 30

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B. Calculate the temperature in Kelvin at which the reaction shifts in spontaneity. Express your answer to the nearest whole number. AH n AS (k]/mol) U/mol K) 1. 2CaOts)+ 2Cats)+Olg) +1270 +208.4 -206.1 -214.7 CO(g)-311 (g) CIH,(g) 11,0(g) 3. Ng)+3H(g) 2NH3(g) -198.7 -92.22 4. Cts)+H,Otg)CO(g)+H(g) +133.9 +131.1 5. 4Al(s) + 30,(g)=2Al.0.(S) -626.8 -3352
Transcribed Image Text:B. Calculate the temperature in Kelvin at which the reaction shifts in spontaneity. Express your answer to the nearest whole number. AH n AS (k]/mol) U/mol K) 1. 2CaOts)+ 2Cats)+Olg) +1270 +208.4 -206.1 -214.7 CO(g)-311 (g) CIH,(g) 11,0(g) 3. Ng)+3H(g) 2NH3(g) -198.7 -92.22 4. Cts)+H,Otg)CO(g)+H(g) +133.9 +131.1 5. 4Al(s) + 30,(g)=2Al.0.(S) -626.8 -3352
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