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Calculate the AG° (at 298K) for the hypothetical reaction below (in kJ/mol). Use the values of AH°F and S° that correspond to each substance in the reaction. 2 A (s) + 3 B (liq) --> 2C (s) + D (g) AH°F (kJ/mol) -129.5 -225.4 165.3 -385.9. S° J/K mol) 56.1 133.5 16.8 315.9 91.7 b. 49513.5 C. -49513.5 d. 928.5 е. -928.5

Calculate the AG° (at 298K) for the hypothetical reaction below (in kJ/mol). Use the values of AH°F and S° that correspond to each substance in the reaction. 2 A (s) + 3 B (liq) --> 2C (s) + D (g) AH°F (kJ/mol) -129.5 -225.4 165.3 -385.9. S° J/K mol) 56.1 133.5 16.8 315.9 91.7 b. 49513.5 C. -49513.5 d. 928.5 е. -928.5

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Calculate the AG° (at 298K) for the hypothetical reaction below (in kJ/mol). Use the values of AH°F and S° that correspond to each substance in the reaction. 2 A (s) + 3 B (liq) --> 2C (s) + D (g) AH°F (kJ/mol) -129.5 -225.4 165.3 -385.9. S° J/K mol) 56.1 133.5 16.8 315.9 91.7 b. 49513.5 C. -49513.5 d. 928.5 е. -928.5
Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the AG° (at 298K) for the hypothetical reaction below (in kJ/mol). Use the values of AH°F and S° that correspond to each substance in the reaction. 2 A (s) + 3 B (liq) --> 2C (s) + D (g) AH°F (kJ/mol) -129.5 -225.4 165.3 -385.9. S° J/K mol) 56.1 133.5 16.8 315.9 91.7 b. 49513.5 C. -49513.5 d. 928.5 е. -928.5
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