For each reaction, calculate the value of Gibb's Free Energy (ΔG) and predict wether the reaction is spontaneous or not spontaneous in the forward direction. ΔH(kJ) TΔS(kJ)a.) H2O (I) ——> H2O (g) 284.2. 41.8b.) 2 Fe(s)+1/2 N2––> -3.76. -14.63 Fe2N(s) c.) C6H14(g)––>6 C(s)+ 166.9. 167.4 7 H2(g)d.) HCI (g)+H2O(I)––> -75.2. -39.3 H3O^+(aq)+CI^-(aq) (C) Since AG(D) AGactin = AHreaction IS negative at 298 K, the reaction is spontaneous.reartion TAS= -41.17 k) - 298K x(-0.04192 kJ/K)= +42.67 k)reactionSince AG reaction IS positive, the reaction is nonspontaneous at 2000K.MASTER THE SKILLLet's Engage &PerformPerformance TaskTotal: 101. For each reaction, calculate the value of Gibb's Free Energy (AG) and predict whether the reaction is spontaneous or notspontaneous in the forward direction. (5 points each)AH (kl)TAS (k)41.8284,2a) H20 (1)→H20 (g)b) 2 Fe(s)+ ½ Ng - Fe2N (s)c) CGH14 (g)-6 C(s) +7 H2 (g)d) HCI (g) + Hg0 (1) HgO" (aq) + CI-(aq-14.63-3.76166.9167.4-75,2-39.3

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For each reaction, calculate the value of Gibb's Free Energy (ΔG) and predict wether the reaction is spontaneous or not spontaneous in the forward direction. ΔH(kJ) TΔS(kJ) a.) H2O (I) ——> H2O (g) 284.2. 41.8 b.) 2 Fe(s)+1/2 N2––> -3.76. -14.63 Fe2N(s) c.) C6H14(g)––>6 C(s)+ 166.9. 167.4 7 H2(g) d.) HCI (g)+H2O(I)––> -75.2. -39.3 H3O^+(aq)+CI^-(aq)

For each reaction, calculate the value of Gibb's Free Energy (ΔG) and predict wether the reaction is spontaneous or not spontaneous in the forward direction. ΔH(kJ) TΔS(kJ) a.) H2O (I) ——> H2O (g) 284.2. 41.8 b.) 2 Fe(s)+1/2 N2––> -3.76. -14.63 Fe2N(s) c.) C6H14(g)––>6 C(s)+ 166.9. 167.4 7 H2(g) d.) HCI (g)+H2O(I)––> -75.2. -39.3 H3O^+(aq)+CI^-(aq)

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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Problem 68QAP: Given that H f for HF(aq) is -320.1 kJ/mol and S for HF(aq) is 88.7 J/mol K, find Ka for HF at 25C.

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