←fordham.blackboard.com/webapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course_assessment_id=_97Question Completion Status:OK <1OK > 1OK<0OK=0O K=1QUESTION 88. This is the first of four questions. Starting from 0.0010 M N2O5, 10.0 M NO2 and 10.0 M O2 what is the value of AGO at 298 K?2 N₂05(9)=4 NO2(g) +02 (9)SubstanceAG°f (kJ/mol)N₂O5+115NO2+51Report your answer in kJ with as a whole number (the ones place), but do not write the units. Include aif applicable.1QUESTION 99. This is the second of four questions. Starting from 0.0010 M N2O5, 10.0 M NO2 and 10.0 M O2 what is the value of AG at 298 K?2 N₂05(9) =4 NO2(g) + O2 (g)SubstanceN₂0AG°f (kJ/mol)

#Q.8: The equilibrium reaction is: 2N2O5(g) ⇌ 4NO2(g) + O2(g) Standard Gibbs free energy, ∆Go at 298…

QUESTION 8 8. This is the first of four questions. Starting from 0.0010 M N205. 10.0 M NO2 and 10.0 M O2 what is the value of AGO at 298 K? 2 N2O5(9) 4 NO2(g) + 02 (9) = Substance AG°f (kJ/mol) N2O5 +115 NO2 +51 Report your answer in kJ with as a whole number (the ones place), but do not write the units. Include a - if applicable. 7 QUESTION 9 9. This is the second of four questions. Starting from 0.0010 M N2O5, 10.0 M NO2 and 10.0 M O2 what is the value of AG at 298 K? 2 N2O5(9) O2 (g) = 4 NO2(g) +

QUESTION 8 8. This is the first of four questions. Starting from 0.0010 M N205. 10.0 M NO2 and 10.0 M O2 what is the value of AGO at 298 K? 2 N2O5(9) 4 NO2(g) + 02 (9) = Substance AG°f (kJ/mol) N2O5 +115 NO2 +51 Report your answer in kJ with as a whole number (the ones place), but do not write the units. Include a - if applicable. 7 QUESTION 9 9. This is the second of four questions. Starting from 0.0010 M N2O5, 10.0 M NO2 and 10.0 M O2 what is the value of AG at 298 K? 2 N2O5(9) O2 (g) = 4 NO2(g) +

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