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cis-2- butene 2 trans-2- butene a) If 0.10 moles of cis-2- butene and 0.20 moles of trans-2- butene are put into container at 298.15 K, then when equilibrium has been established the mixture will contain; 0.) moles of cis-2-butee, less than 0.1 mles of cis-2-butene, grenter tham 0) mules of cis-2-butene ? or Justify your のnswer b) Assuming that ArH is independent of T, determine the tempernture at which 0.18 miles of cis- 2- butene and 0.28 mles of trans-2- butene :)ibriym.

cis-2- butene 2 trans-2- butene a) If 0.10 moles of cis-2- butene and 0.20 moles of trans-2- butene are put into container at 298.15 K, then when equilibrium has been established the mixture will contain; 0.) moles of cis-2-butee, less than 0.1 mles of cis-2-butene, grenter tham 0) mules of cis-2-butene ? or Justify your のnswer b) Assuming that ArH is independent of T, determine the tempernture at which 0.18 miles of cis- 2- butene and 0.28 mles of trans-2- butene :)ibriym.

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Chapter16: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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