Given that the Gibbs energy is a function of temperature and pressure G(T, P), estimate the change in molar Gibbs energy (AGm) of methanol at 298.15 K when the external pressure increases from 1.00 bar to 1.25 bar. At 298.15 K, the density (p) of methanol is 0.792 g/cm² and the molar entropy (Sm) of methanol is 126.8 J mol·' K'. A. AGm S -10“ J B. -10* J < AG, 3 -10³ J C. -10' J < AGm < -100 J D. -100 J < AGm S -10 J E. -10 J < AGm s -1.0 J F. -1.0 J < AGm s 0J G. 0J < AGm s 1.0 J H. 1.0 J < AGm < 10 J I. 10 J < AGm s 100 J J. 100 J < AGm < 10³ J K. 10 J < AGm s 10ª J L. 104 J < AGm

Given that the Gibbs energy is a function of temperature and pressure G(T, P), estimate the change in molar Gibbs energy (AGm) of methanol at 298.15 K when the external pressure increases from 1.00 bar to 1.25 bar. At 298.15 K, the density (p) of methanol is 0.792 g/cm² and the molar entropy (Sm) of methanol is 126.8 J mol·' K'. A. AGm S -10“ J B. -10* J < AG, 3 -10³ J C. -10' J < AGm < -100 J D. -100 J < AGm S -10 J E. -10 J < AGm s -1.0 J F. -1.0 J < AGm s 0J G. 0J < AGm s 1.0 J H. 1.0 J < AGm < 10 J I. 10 J < AGm s 100 J J. 100 J < AGm < 10³ J K. 10 J < AGm s 10ª J L. 104 J < AGm

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