Calculate the free energy change at 388 K for the reaction shown below: 3O2(g) → 2O3(g) Given the following information:   ∆Hrxn +285 kJ ∆Srxn -137 J/K     (Enter your answer to three significant figures.)   ∆Grxn =  kJ Which, if any, of the following statements are true of this reaction? This reaction is endothermic. _______TrueFalse This reaction is exothermic. _______TrueFalse This reaction is spontaneous only at low temperatures. _______TrueFalse This reaction is spontaneous only at high temperatures. _______TrueFalse This reaction is always spontaneous regardless of the temperature. _______TrueFalse This reaction is never spontaneous regardless of the temperature. _______TrueFalse

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Calculate the free energy change at 388 K for the reaction shown below:

3O2(g) → 2O3(g)

Given the following information:

 

∆Hrxn +285 kJ
∆Srxn -137 J/K

 

 

(Enter your answer to three significant figures.)

 

∆Grxn =  kJ

Which, if any, of the following statements are true of this reaction?

This reaction is endothermic. _______TrueFalse
This reaction is exothermic. _______TrueFalse
This reaction is spontaneous only at low temperatures. _______TrueFalse
This reaction is spontaneous only at high temperatures. _______TrueFalse
This reaction is always spontaneous regardless of the temperature. _______TrueFalse
This reaction is never spontaneous regardless of the temperature. _______TrueFalse

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