For PCI,(g) PCI,(g)+Cl,(g), observed equilibrium constant versus temperature is given belowKO0.22.526.1810.23T/(K)492532554585The plot between (InKº) versus (1/ T) gives the slope -10982.32 K. Using this data, find A H° (KJ/mol) at 532 K.O a. 91.31O b. 54.78O c. 41.09O d. 27.39

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For PCI,(g) =PCI,(g)+Cl,g), observed equilibrium constant versus temperature is given below 0.2 2.52 6.18 10.23 T/(K) 492 532 554 585 The plot between (InK°) versus (1/ T) gives the slope -10982.32 K. Using this data, find AH° (KJ/mol) at 532 K. O a. 91.31 O b. 54.78 O c. 41.09 O d. 27.39 to

For PCI,(g) =PCI,(g)+Cl,g), observed equilibrium constant versus temperature is given below 0.2 2.52 6.18 10.23 T/(K) 492 532 554 585 The plot between (InK°) versus (1/ T) gives the slope -10982.32 K. Using this data, find AH° (KJ/mol) at 532 K. O a. 91.31 O b. 54.78 O c. 41.09 O d. 27.39 to

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For PCI,(g) PCI,(g)+Cl,(g), observed equilibrium constant versus temperature is given below
KO
0.2
2.52
6.18
10.23
T/(K)
492
532
554
585
The plot between (InKº) versus (1/ T) gives the slope -10982.32 K. Using this data, find A H° (KJ/mol) at 532 K.
O a. 91.31
O b. 54.78
O c. 41.09
O d. 27.39

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