Using the thermodynamic data at 298 K in the table below, calculate the boiling point of AB, inK.Please take note of units.AB2() AB2(g)AB2() AB,(g)AH°(kJ/mol)AG(kJ/mol)-165.9-95.5-120.4-105.6AS122.5 196.7(J/mol-K)

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Using the thermodynamic data at 298 K in the table below, calculate the boiling point of AB, in
K.Please take note of units.
AB2() AB2(g)
AB2() AB,(g)
AH°
(kJ/mol)
AG
(kJ/mol)
-165.9-95.5
-120.4-105.6
AS
122.5 196.7
(J/mol-K)

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