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Consider the hypothetical reaction: S(g) → T(g) AS° = 8.42 JK and AH° = -17.2 kJ %3D Calculate AG° (in kJ) of the hypothetical reaction at 298 K.

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Consider the hypothetical reaction:
S(g)→ T(g) AS° = 8,42 JIK and AH° = -17.2 kJ
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Calculate AG° (in kJ) of the hypothetical reaction at 298 K.
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