Calculate the pK at 25 degrees C of the following reaction using the data in th table. Use R = 8.314 J/mol/K. %3D 2A +1B 4C + 4D + 5E AHFO(KJ/mol) A 5.64 B -11.05 C -0.68 D 8.86 E 6.48 s°U/mol/K) 16.38 8.30 0.62 16.67 1.87

Calculate the pK at 25 degrees C of the following reaction using the data in th table. Use R = 8.314 J/mol/K. %3D 2A +1B 4C + 4D + 5E AHFO(KJ/mol) A 5.64 B -11.05 C -0.68 D 8.86 E 6.48 s°U/mol/K) 16.38 8.30 0.62 16.67 1.87

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Calculate the pK at 25 degrees C of the following reaction using the data in th
table. Use R = 8.314 J/mol/K.
%3D
2A +1B
4C + 4D + 5E
AHFO(KJ/mol)
A 5.64
B -11.05
C -0.68
D 8.86
E 6.48
s°U/mol/K)
16.38
8.30
0.62
16.67
1.87

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