5Ca3+4Cl7→9CaCl9 SUBSTANCEENTHALPYENTROPYCa3(G)112 KJ mol153.37 J/mol KCI7(G)203.12 KJ mol213.80 J/mol KCac19(G)324.19 KJ mol167 J/ mol kCalculate the free energy change for the reaction shown below at 17 degree Farenheit.

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SUBSTANCE ENTHALPY ENTROPY Ca3(G) 112 KJ mol 153.37 J/mol K CI7(G) 203.12 KJ mol 213.80 J/mol K Caci9(G) 324.19 KJ mol 167 J/ mol k Calculate the free energy change for the reaction shown below at 17 degree Farenheit.

SUBSTANCE ENTHALPY ENTROPY Ca3(G) 112 KJ mol 153.37 J/mol K CI7(G) 203.12 KJ mol 213.80 J/mol K Caci9(G) 324.19 KJ mol 167 J/ mol k Calculate the free energy change for the reaction shown below at 17 degree Farenheit.

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5Ca3+4Cl7→9CaCl9

SUBSTANCE
ENTHALPY
ENTROPY
Ca3(G)
112 KJ mol
153.37 J/mol K
CI7(G)
203.12 KJ mol
213.80 J/mol K
Cac19(G)
324.19 KJ mol
167 J/ mol k
Calculate the free energy change for the reaction shown below at 17 degree Farenheit.

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