Data Appendice A (second picture)Hydrogen can be produced commercially byreforming methanol with steam, dependingon the reactionCH3OH(g) + H2O (g) --->CO2(g) + 3H2(g)a) Find the value of AH0 for this reactionusing the data fromAppendix A.b) Determine the AH0 of the reaction usingthe data in the appendixA.c) Find the AH0 of this reaction at 100 ° C.(Assume that ASO and AH0 do not vary withtemperature). Is the reaction spontaneous at100°C?d) Find the KP value for this reaction at 100ОС.AH®, (kJ-mol) S° (J K' mol)-171,2-181,5-986,1moléculeBr(aq)CaH2(s)Ca(OH)2(s)H:(g)H2O(1)H;O(g)H2S(g)H2S(aq)HC(g)HCl(aq)CO(g)CO:(g)COC:(g)CH(g)CH,OH(1)CH:OH(g)CH;CH>OH(1)CH;CH>OH(g)CS:(g)Hg²"(aq)HgCl:(s)|Mg(s)Mg(OH):(s)NaOH(s)NaOH(aq)O:(g)Pb (aq)PbBr:(s)SO:(g)SO (g)33,841,483,4130,6-285,8-241,8-20,269,9188,7205,6-39122-92,31-167,159-110,5-393,5186,256,5197,8213,6283,53186,2127.2-74,9| -238,4-201-277239.9160,7282,7237,79-32,214632,6763,1864,548,2205,034,242248,1256,6-235117171,1-224-924,54425,6470,1168,2-225-296,8-395,7

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Hydrogen can be produced commercially by reforming methanol with steam, depending on the reactionCH3OH(g) + H2O (g) ---> CO2(g) + 3H2(g) a) Find the value of AH0 for this reaction using the data fromAppendix A. b) Determine the AH0 of the reaction using the data in the appendixA. c) Find the AH0 of this reaction at 100 ° C. (Assume that ASO and AH0 do not vary with temperature). Is the reaction spontaneous at 100°C? d) Find the KP value for this reaction at 100 oC.

Hydrogen can be produced commercially by reforming methanol with steam, depending on the reactionCH3OH(g) + H2O (g) ---> CO2(g) + 3H2(g) a) Find the value of AH0 for this reaction using the data fromAppendix A. b) Determine the AH0 of the reaction using the data in the appendixA. c) Find the AH0 of this reaction at 100 ° C. (Assume that ASO and AH0 do not vary with temperature). Is the reaction spontaneous at 100°C? d) Find the KP value for this reaction at 100 oC.

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Chapter16: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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