Please complete table THERMODYNAMIC DATA AT 1 ATM AND 25°CSo(J/molK)AG(kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (J/molK)AHrAGOrganicAHSoSubstance(kJ/mol)(kJ/mol)SubstanceAcetic Acid (1)CH3COOHAcetaldehyde (g)Ag (s)42.7-484.2-389.45159.8Ag* (aq)105.977.173.9-166.35-139.08264.2CH;CHOAcetone (1)AgCl (s)-127.0-109.796.1-246.8-153.55198.7CH;COCH;Acetylene (g)AgBr (s)-99.5-95.9107.1226.6209.2200.8CH2Benzene (1)AgI (s)-62.4-66.3114.249.04124.5172.8CH6Butane (g)AGNO: (s)-123.1-32.2140.9-124.7-15.7310.0C4H10Ethanol (1)Al (s)28.3-276.98-174.18161.0CH;OHEthane (g)Al3+ (aq)-524.7-481.2-84.7-32.89229.5CH6Ethylene (g)CH4Al2O3 (s)-1669.8-1576.450.9952.368.1219.5CFormic Acid (1)5.69409.2-346.0129.0(graphite)НСООНClucose (s)1.902.872.4-1274.5-910.56212.1(diamond)CH12O6Methane (g)CO (g)-110.5-137.3197.9-74.85-50.8186.2CH4CO2 (g)CO2 (aq)CO:2- (aq)Cl2 (g)CH (aq)HC1 (g)H (g)На (g)H (aq)-393.5-394.4213.6-412.9-386.2121.3-676.3-528.1-53.1223.0-167.2-131.256.5-92.3-95.27187.0218.2203.2114.6134.0 AH(kJ/molAGºSoAHe(kJ/mol (kJ/mol) (J/molK)-1130.9 -1047.67AGSoSubstanceSubstance(kJ/mol)(J/molK)OH (aq)Н.О (g)H2O (1)H2O2 (1)Hg (1)Hg2+ (aq)HgO (s)HgCl2 (s)Hg.Cl2 (s)-229.94-157.30-10.5NazCO3 (s)35.98-241.8-228.6188.7NaHCO: (s)-947.68-851.86Ni (s)O (g)O2 (g)O3 (aq)O3 (g)SO2 (g)SO3 (g)SO3?- (aq)SO2- (aq)H2S (g)-285.8-237.269.930.1-187.6-118.1249.4230.1160.9577.4205.0-164.38-12.0916.3110.88-90.7-58.572.0142.2163.4237.6-230.1-296.4-300.4248.5-264.9-210.66196.2-395.2-370.4256.2HgS (s)-58.16-48.877.8-624.25-497.0643.5H9SO4 (s)Hg.SO4 (s)I2 (s)I (aq)HI (g)-704.17-907.5-741.9917.15-741.99-623.92200.75-20.15-33.0205.64116.7HSO: (aq)-627.98-527.3132.38-55.9-51.67109.37HSO4 (aq)-885.75-752.87126.8625.91.30206.3NH3 (g)-46.3-16.6193.0NH++ (aq)-132.80-79.5112.8NHẠC1 (s)-315.39-203.8994.56NH3 (aq)N2H4 (1)NO (g)NO2 (g)-80.3-26.5111.350.490.486.7210.633.8551.8240.46N2O4 (g)9.6698.29304.3N20 (g)HNO2 (aq)HNO: (1)NO: (aq)81.56103.6219.99-118.8-53.6-173.2-79.9155.6-206.57-110.5146.4Na (s)51.05Na* (aq)-239.66-261.8760.25Na20 (s)NaCl (s)-415.9-376.5672.8-411.0-384.072.38Nal (s)-288.0NazSO4 (s)-1384.49-1266.849.49NaNO3 (s)-466.68-365.8916.3

I had filled all the values is table Using the formula ∆G= ∆H-T∆S

So (J/molK) So Organic Substance AHC AG ΔΗρ AGº Substance (kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (J/molK) Acetic Acid (1) CH;COOH Acetaldehyde (g) Ag (s) 42.7 -484.2 -389.45 159.8 Ag* (aq) 105.9 77.1 73.9 -166.35 -139.08 264.2 CH;CHO Acetone (1) AgClI (s) -127.0 -109.7 96.1 -246.8 -153.55 198.7 CH;COCH3 Acetylene (g) AgBr (s) -99.5 -95.9 107.1 226.6 209.2 200.8 CH2 Benzene (1) AgI (s) -62.4 -66.3 114.2 49.04 124.5 172.8 Butane (g)

So (J/molK) So Organic Substance AHC AG ΔΗρ AGº Substance (kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (kJ/mol) (J/molK) Acetic Acid (1) CH;COOH Acetaldehyde (g) Ag (s) 42.7 -484.2 -389.45 159.8 Ag* (aq) 105.9 77.1 73.9 -166.35 -139.08 264.2 CH;CHO Acetone (1) AgClI (s) -127.0 -109.7 96.1 -246.8 -153.55 198.7 CH;COCH3 Acetylene (g) AgBr (s) -99.5 -95.9 107.1 226.6 209.2 200.8 CH2 Benzene (1) AgI (s) -62.4 -66.3 114.2 49.04 124.5 172.8 Butane (g)

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