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For a chemical reaction, if AG°298 -169.8 kJ and AH°298 = -17.3 kJ, what is AS° (in kJ/K) for the reaction? O +.512 O - .628 O - .512 O + 153 O + 1.95

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For a chemical reaction, if AG°298
-169.8 kJ and AH°298 = -17.3 kJ,
what is
AS° (in kJ/K) for the reaction?
O + .512
O - .628
O - .512
O + 153
O + 1.95

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