Can you please help me with this question. Thank you very much C) HClcag)+ NaOHcag)-> Na clcag) t HzOiel)Cla (AH'E OCAGEO)(S° 222.96).NazCOs(AHt'f -1130.9)(AG°t-1047.7)(S° 136.0)Bsing-data Calculate BH°,s689.9CO2(AH -393.5)(AGF-394.4)(5°213.6)NaNO3(AH -446.2) (AGF-372.)(S°207)(HNO3 (AH-206.6)(AGf -116.5),(S° 146)T:Cl4(AH"f -763.2)(0G-726.8)(S° 354.9).Tas) (AH& is 0G's O) (s° 30.76)Of the falloing reactionAlTics) t 2cizegs.BINazCO3is) + 2itNOscag)156.1Zincand AG + 298K foreacn->→2 Na NO3caq)+cOsgst HzO(Q)ANO3 (AH- 206.6)AG-116.5),(5° 146)CO2 (AH -393.5 )(AG"t -394.4)(S° 213.6)HCCAH -1672 )(AG°t -131.2) (s° 56.5)NaOH(AH-469.6)(AGs -419.2)(s°49.8)Nacl(AH-407.1)(AGi -393.0) (o 1IS.5)

For the thermodynamic reaction ∆G = ∆H-T∆SFor the calculation of ∆Go =…

NazCOs(OHf – \130,9) (AG^F -1047.7)(S°136.0) BINA2CO3IS) + 21HNO3(ag) →2 Na N03(aq)+COsgitHz0ce) 3sing data Calculate sH°, AS" and sG at 298K foreach NaNO3(AH -446.2) (AG°F-372.)(s°207). HNO3 (AH-206.6)(AGF -116.5),(S° 146) T:Cl4(AH"f -763.2)(0G+-726.8) (S° 354.9) Cl2 (AH'F O)CAG'iO)(S° 222.96) Tacos (AHE is O AG'A O) (so 30.76) ot the fallawing reaction CO2 (AH -393.5)(AGF-394.4)(5°213.6) V() 156.1 Zinc BINA2CO315) + 2 itNOscag) →2 Na No3caq)+cOrgst HzO(e) 2 CAH't O)AGIO) 222.96) 2 LU2 (시H-393.5)(AGE-39니.41(S 213.6) HCCAH -167.2)(AG°¢ -131.2) (s° 56.5) NaoH(AH-469.6)(AGt-419.2)(S"니9.8) Nacl(AH-407.1)(AGi -393.0) (S°l|S.5)

NazCOs(OHf – \130,9) (AG^F -1047.7)(S°136.0) BINA2CO3IS) + 21HNO3(ag) →2 Na N03(aq)+COsgitHz0ce) 3sing data Calculate sH°, AS" and sG at 298K foreach NaNO3(AH -446.2) (AG°F-372.)(s°207). HNO3 (AH-206.6)(AGF -116.5),(S° 146) T:Cl4(AH"f -763.2)(0G+-726.8) (S° 354.9) Cl2 (AH'F O)CAG'iO)(S° 222.96) Tacos (AHE is O AG'A O) (so 30.76) ot the fallawing reaction CO2 (AH -393.5)(AGF-394.4)(5°213.6) V() 156.1 Zinc BINA2CO315) + 2 itNOscag) →2 Na No3caq)+cOrgst HzO(e) 2 CAH't O)AGIO) 222.96) 2 LU2 (시H-393.5)(AGE-39니.41(S 213.6) HCCAH -167.2)(AG°¢ -131.2) (s° 56.5) NaoH(AH-469.6)(AGt-419.2)(S"니9.8) Nacl(AH-407.1)(AGi -393.0) (S°l|S.5)

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