P.S. Answer carefully and show your solution. For the reaction: 6 CO208) + 6 H2Oa)C6H12O6(s) + 6 Ox®)(photosynthesis)a.)Calculate the ASumis, and classify whether or not the reaction is spontaneous at 25°Cs° (J/K.mol)AH°; (kJ/mol)AG° (kJ/mol)213.60-393.50-393.4069.90-285.80-237.20Oz)CH12O6«)205.00212.10-1274.50-910.56

The given reaction is 6CO2(g) + 6H2O(l)----------> C6H12O6(s) + 6O2(g) Ds0rxn = ∑S0 products -…

For the reaction: 6 COx + 6 H;O CH12O6«9 + 6O) (photosynthesis)| a.)Calculate the ASmiy, and classify whether or not the reaction is spontaneous at 25ºC s° (J/K.mol) AH°; (kJ/mol) -393.50 AG° (kJ/mol) CO20 H;O 213.60 -393.40 69.90 -285.80 -237.20 205.00 212.10 -1274.50 -910.56

For the reaction: 6 COx + 6 H;O CH12O6«9 + 6O) (photosynthesis)| a.)Calculate the ASmiy, and classify whether or not the reaction is spontaneous at 25ºC s° (J/K.mol) AH°; (kJ/mol) -393.50 AG° (kJ/mol) CO20 H;O 213.60 -393.40 69.90 -285.80 -237.20 205.00 212.10 -1274.50 -910.56

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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P.S. Answer carefully and show your solution.

For the reaction: 6 CO208) + 6 H2Oa)
C6H12O6(s) + 6 Ox®)
(photosynthesis)
a.)Calculate the ASumis, and classify whether or not the reaction is spontaneous at 25°C
s° (J/K.mol)
AH°; (kJ/mol)
AG° (kJ/mol)
213.60
-393.50
-393.40
69.90
-285.80
-237.20
Oz)
CH12O6«)
205.00
212.10
-1274.50
-910.56

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