Please Answer quickly It was experimentally determined that acertain bimolecular gas phase reaction (A + B)produces the following datasets for the rateconstant dependence on temperature:k1=4.21x10-8 M-1s-1,A = 0.42nm2, B = 1.12 nm21Mass of reactant A = 30 g molMass of reactant B = 60 g mol-Calculate the (a) entropy AS#, (b) enthalpyAH#, (c) Gibbs free energy AG# of activation,at 650K, for the reaction. Show all workings.Hint: Use the activation energy calculatedfrom the Arrhenius equation.(write down your answer clearly and showyour working please)

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It was experimentally determined that a certain bimolecular gas phase reaction (A + B) produces the following datasets for the rate constant dependence on temperature: k1=4.21x10-8 M-1s-1, 0.42nm2, A : B = 1.12 nm2 Mass of reactant A = 30 g mol-1 Mass of reactant B = 60 g mol- Calculate the (a) entropy AS#, (b) enthalpy AH#, (c) Gibbs free energy AG# of activation, at 650K, for the reaction. Show all workings. Hint: Use the activation energy from the Arrhenius equation. (write down your answer clearly and show your working please) calculated

It was experimentally determined that a certain bimolecular gas phase reaction (A + B) produces the following datasets for the rate constant dependence on temperature: k1=4.21x10-8 M-1s-1, 0.42nm2, A : B = 1.12 nm2 Mass of reactant A = 30 g mol-1 Mass of reactant B = 60 g mol- Calculate the (a) entropy AS#, (b) enthalpy AH#, (c) Gibbs free energy AG# of activation, at 650K, for the reaction. Show all workings. Hint: Use the activation energy from the Arrhenius equation. (write down your answer clearly and show your working please) calculated

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Chapter16: Spontaneity Of Reaction

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