Consider the reaction below: CO(g) + H2(g) CH;OH(g) -201.0 AH° (kJ/mole) -110.5 S° (J/mole K) 197.7 130.7 239.9 Calculate AGren under the following conditions: a. Standard conditions b. At equilibrium c. When PCH3OH =1.0 atm Pco= 0.010 atm and PH2= 0.010 atm

Consider the reaction below: CO(g) + H2(g) CH;OH(g) -201.0 AH° (kJ/mole) -110.5 S° (J/mole K) 197.7 130.7 239.9 Calculate AGren under the following conditions: a. Standard conditions b. At equilibrium c. When PCH3OH =1.0 atm Pco= 0.010 atm and PH2= 0.010 atm

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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Consider the reaction below:
CO(g) + H2(g)
CH;OH(g)
-201.0
AH° (kJ/mole)
-110.5
S° (J/mole K)
197.7
130.7
239.9
Calculate AGren under the following conditions:
a. Standard conditions
b. At equilibrium
c. When PCH3OH =1.0 atm Pco= 0.010 atm and PH2= 0.010 atm

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