Be sure to answer all parts.Using the data in the table, calculate Kp and AG for this reaction at 25°C.PC15(g) = PC13(g) + Cl2(g)AG"fInitial PartialSubstancePressure (atm)(kJ/mol)Cl2(s)0.358PCI3(g)-2860.213PCI5(g)-3250.00320Кр-X 10AG=kJ/mol

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Be sure to answer all parts. Using the data in the table, calculate Kp and AG for this reaction at 25°C. PCI5(g) = PC138) + Cl2(g) AG° Initial Partial Substance f Pressure (atm) (kJ/mol) C2(8) 0.358 PC13(g) -286 0.213 PCI5(g) -325 0.00320 Kp= X 10 AG= kJ/mol

Be sure to answer all parts. Using the data in the table, calculate Kp and AG for this reaction at 25°C. PCI5(g) = PC138) + Cl2(g) AG° Initial Partial Substance f Pressure (atm) (kJ/mol) C2(8) 0.358 PC13(g) -286 0.213 PCI5(g) -325 0.00320 Kp= X 10 AG= kJ/mol

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Using the data in the table, calculate Kp and AG for this reaction at 25°C.
PC15(g) = PC13(g) + Cl2(g)
AG"
f
Initial Partial
Substance
Pressure (atm)
(kJ/mol)
Cl2(s)
0.358
PCI3(g)
-286
0.213
PCI5(g)
-325
0.00320
Кр-
X 10
AG=
kJ/mol

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