Question 15For the reaction 2CHC13 t a 9) →2c0eG6)72HClgNAG= -452.4K)at 25°C when (CHCI) =3.2 x103 M, Poz= 6.05 atm, PcocI2 = 3.9 atm and%3DPHCI= 64 atmwhat is the value of O?what is the valye of AG?reaction sponataneous under these (onditions?Is the

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Duestion 15 or the reaction 2CHCly tOa cb2 HC loy(AG= -4524 K) +25°C when (CHC) = 3.2 /103 M, Poa= 6.05 atm, PcoC12 =8.9 atm and ACI=64 otm hat is the value of Q? hat is the valve of AG? the reaction sponataneous under these conditians?

Duestion 15 or the reaction 2CHCly tOa cb2 HC loy(AG= -4524 K) +25°C when (CHC) = 3.2 /103 M, Poa= 6.05 atm, PcoC12 =8.9 atm and ACI=64 otm hat is the value of Q? hat is the valve of AG? the reaction sponataneous under these conditians?

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