Calculate the equilibrium constant at thermodynamic standard state for the followwing reaction.S(3) + 02(g) – SO2(g)AH = -299 kJ ; AS° = +214 J/KO A. 5.8 x 10-42О в. 7.5 х 10-12Oc.1.7x 1041OD.3.9 x 1063ОЕ. 2.6 х 10-64

The reaction taking place is given as, => S (s) + O2 (g) ----> SO2 (g) Given :…

Calculate the equilibrium constant at thermodynamic standard state for the following reaction. S(e) + O2(g) → SO>(2) AH- -299 kJ ; AS° - -214 J/K OA. 5.8 x 10-42 Ов. 7.5х 10-12 oc 1.7x 1041 OD. 3.9 x 1063 Е. 2.6х 10-64

Calculate the equilibrium constant at thermodynamic standard state for the following reaction. S(e) + O2(g) → SO>(2) AH- -299 kJ ; AS° - -214 J/K OA. 5.8 x 10-42 Ов. 7.5х 10-12 oc 1.7x 1041 OD. 3.9 x 1063 Е. 2.6х 10-64

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Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

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Calculate the equilibrium constant at thermodynamic standard state for the followwing reaction.
S(3) + 02(g) – SO2(g)
AH = -299 kJ ; AS° = +214 J/K
O A. 5.8 x 10-42
О в. 7.5 х 10-12
Oc.1.7x 1041
OD.3.9 x 1063
ОЕ. 2.6 х 10-64

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