Calculate deltaG for the reaction /, (02) = [O]Fewto at 1650 degrees Celsius. Given: (H2) + / (02) = (H120) AG = = 251790 + 55.5T Joules (H2) + [0] Fe wt% = (H12) logk = 7040/T - 3.5 Hand written explanation

Calculate deltaG for the reaction /, (02) = [O]Fewto at 1650 degrees Celsius. Given: (H2) + / (02) = (H120) AG = = 251790 + 55.5T Joules (H2) + [0] Fe wt% = (H12) logk = 7040/T - 3.5 Hand written explanation

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Calculate deltaG for the reaction /, (02) = [O]Fewto at 1650 degrees Celsius.

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(H2) + / (02) = (H120) AG = = 251790 + 55.5T Joules

(H2) + [0] Fe wt% = (H12) logk = 7040/T - 3.5

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