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From the following reaction and data, find     (a) S o     of SOCl2     (b) T at which the reaction becomes nonspontaneous      SO3(g) + SCl2(l)   →   SOCl2(l) + SO2(g)     Δ G o   rxn = −75.2 kJ            SO3(g)    SCl2(l)    SOCl2(l)    SO2(g)     Δ H o   f (kJ/mol)    −396    −50.0    −245.6    −296.8     S o     (J/mol · K)     256.7     184       −     248.1      S o     of SOCl2(l) =   J/mol · K         T =   × 10   K Enter your answer in scientific notation.

From the following reaction and data, find     (a) S o     of SOCl2     (b) T at which the reaction becomes nonspontaneous      SO3(g) + SCl2(l)   →   SOCl2(l) + SO2(g)     Δ G o   rxn = −75.2 kJ            SO3(g)    SCl2(l)    SOCl2(l)    SO2(g)     Δ H o   f (kJ/mol)    −396    −50.0    −245.6    −296.8     S o     (J/mol · K)     256.7     184       −     248.1      S o     of SOCl2(l) =   J/mol · K         T =   × 10   K Enter your answer in scientific notation.

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From the following reaction and data, find
 
    (a) S

o
 
 

of SOCl2
 
    (b) T at which the reaction becomes nonspontaneous
 
     SO3(g) + SCl2(l)  

→

  SOCl2(l) + SO2(g)    

Δ

G

o
 
rxn

= −75.2 kJ
 

          SO3(g)    SCl2(l)    SOCl2(l)    SO2(g)
   
Δ
H
o
 
f
(kJ/mol)		    −396    −50.0    −245.6    −296.8
    S
o
 
 
(J/mol
·
K)		     256.7     184       −     248.1


     S

o
 
 

of SOCl2(l) =

 

J/mol

·

K    
 
    T =

 
×

10

 

K
 
Enter your answer in scientific notation.

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