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Nit For a certain process, at 313 K, AG = -22.5 kJ and AH = -7.00 kJ. the process is carried out reversibly, what is the amount of use work that can be performed? .N* -49.5 kJ -15.5 kJ -22.5 kJ -10-28/4/26-32 kl 624111 DT\ Reactants time of Nitros Energy released -7.00 kJ -29.5 kJ x100

Nit For a certain process, at 313 K, AG = -22.5 kJ and AH = -7.00 kJ. the process is carried out reversibly, what is the amount of use work that can be performed? .N* -49.5 kJ -15.5 kJ -22.5 kJ -10-28/4/26-32 kl 624111 DT\ Reactants time of Nitros Energy released -7.00 kJ -29.5 kJ x100

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For a certain process, at 313 K, AG = −22.5 kJ and AH = -7.00 kJ.
the process is carried out reversibly, what is the amount of use
work that can be performed?
||
Nº
-49.5 kJ
-15.5 kJ
-22.5 kJ
II MAVZ
ALL
-10-328/4/26-34kL 62111-1
Can DT
Reactants
time
of Nitrog
Energy
released
-7.00 kJ
-29.5 kJ
x100

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