Question 4Consider two processes: sublimation of straight I subscript 2 open parentheses straight s close parenthesesand melting of I,(s).(Note: the latter process can occur at the same temperature but somewhat higher pressure.) 1,(s) →1,(g), I,(s) →I,(1) Theprocess in which the magnitude of the entropy change will be greater is in the liquid.A TrueB) FalseQuestion 5Calculate AS°for the following reaction: SnCl,(1) → SnC1(g).А) -625 Jукв) 625 УКс) 107 уКD) -107 J/KQuestion 6Given the followingP,(s) + 50,(g) → P,0 1,(s) A G° = – 2697.0 kJ/mol2H,(g) +0,(g) → 2H,0(g) A G° = - 457.18 kJ/mol6H,0(g) +P,O1,(s) →4H,PO,(1) A G° = - 428.66 kJ/molWhat is the standard free energy of formation, A Gf°, for phosphoric acid?A 11243.3 kJ/molB) 4497.2 kJ/mol-11243.3 kJ/molD.-4497.2 kJ/mol

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Question 4 Consider two processes: sublimation of straightI subscript 2 open parentheses straight s close parenthesesand melting of !2(s). (Note: the latter process can occur at the same temperature but somewhat higher pressure.) 1,(s) -1,(g), 1,(s) 1, (1) The process in which the magnitude of the entropy change will be greater is in the liquid. A True False

Question 4 Consider two processes: sublimation of straightI subscript 2 open parentheses straight s close parenthesesand melting of !2(s). (Note: the latter process can occur at the same temperature but somewhat higher pressure.) 1,(s) -1,(g), 1,(s) 1, (1) The process in which the magnitude of the entropy change will be greater is in the liquid. A True False

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