Calculate Section in J/mol at 298.15 K givenCH (g) + N₂(g) → HCN(g) + NH3(g)AS reaction - Ens Products - En SoAG (kJ/mol)-50.50SubstanceCH (9)N₂(9)HCN (9)124.7NH:(g) -16.5O none of theseO-134:38O24.80 16.7O-2149Renetan to04430 29.500088601770886AH (kJ/mol)-74.60135.5-45.9SK (V/mol K)186.3191.6201.8192.8Question 31Calculate T (in K) given AG 44 kymol and AH-28.1 kJ/mol and AS-814 /mol KAG AH TAS

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Calculate A Section in J/mol at 298.15 K given CH (g) + N₂(g) → HCN(g) + NH3(g) AS reaction = nS Products - En AG (kJ/mol) -50.5 0 Substance CH (9) N₂(9) HCN (9) 124.7 NH:(9) -16.5 O none of these O-13438 0 24.8 016.7 O-2149 Renetan to 0443 0 29.5 00.0886 0177 0886 AH (kJ/mol) -74.6 0 135.5 -45.9 S8K (V/mol K) 186.3 191.6 201.8 192.8 Question 31 Calculate T (in K) given AG-44 kymol and AH-28.1 kJ/mol and AS-814 /mol K AG AH TASⓇ

Calculate A Section in J/mol at 298.15 K given CH (g) + N₂(g) → HCN(g) + NH3(g) AS reaction = nS Products - En AG (kJ/mol) -50.5 0 Substance CH (9) N₂(9) HCN (9) 124.7 NH:(9) -16.5 O none of these O-13438 0 24.8 016.7 O-2149 Renetan to 0443 0 29.5 00.0886 0177 0886 AH (kJ/mol) -74.6 0 135.5 -45.9 S8K (V/mol K) 186.3 191.6 201.8 192.8 Question 31 Calculate T (in K) given AG-44 kymol and AH-28.1 kJ/mol and AS-814 /mol K AG AH TASⓇ

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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