Consider the following reaction, where AG =-625 J at 300 C,2 XOG)+ Oz(g) 2 X02(g)a) Determine K, at 300 °C.b) Calculate AG° at 300 °C when P(XO) = 8.0x10-4 atm, P(O2) = 0.072 atm, and P(XO2) = 9.0 atm.%3Dc)Is the reaction spontaneous when carried out under the conditions in (b)? How do you know? (no points for guessing)d) At 0.00 °C, AG" = 17000 J/mol. Calculate AH and AS.

a) 1.284 b)-47.35 KJ c)Yes d)S=652.77 , H=1952208.33

Consider the following reaction, where AG°=-625 J at 300 °C, 2 XO(G) + O2(g) 2 X02(g) a) Determine Kp at 300 °C. b) Calculate AG° at 300 °C when P(XO) = 8.0x10-4 atm, P(O2) = 0.072 atm, and P(XO2) = 9.0 atm. c) Is the reaction spontaneous when carried out under the conditions in (b)? How do you know? (no points for guessing) d) At 0.00 °C, AG° = 17000 J/mol. Calculate AH and AS°..

Consider the following reaction, where AG°=-625 J at 300 °C, 2 XO(G) + O2(g) 2 X02(g) a) Determine Kp at 300 °C. b) Calculate AG° at 300 °C when P(XO) = 8.0x10-4 atm, P(O2) = 0.072 atm, and P(XO2) = 9.0 atm. c) Is the reaction spontaneous when carried out under the conditions in (b)? How do you know? (no points for guessing) d) At 0.00 °C, AG° = 17000 J/mol. Calculate AH and AS°..

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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