please answer from 1-5 Activity 6.2and ASwhether they are spontaneous, at equilibrium, or nonspontaneous.Calculate the ASsys'ASsurr'of the following processes at 25°C and determineuniv1. Production of urea used in synthesizing fertilizerscolo + 2NH9 CO(NH,)26) + H,O2. Combustion of acetylene2C029)3 Industrial production of hydrogen gas+ 7H,2(g)3(g)C,H9) +O20 2co,+ H,O2 2(g)2(g)2(g)C,Halo, + 3H,O, → 3CO + 7H8(g)2(g)4. Evaporation of waterH,O5. Production of electrical energy using Mg and CaCa, + Mg*2,(1)+ Mge)→ Ca+2(aq)(aq)(s)

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tivity 6.2 Calculate the AS sys' AS and AS univ of the following processes at 25°C and determine surr whether they are spontaneous, at equilibrium, or nonspontaneous. 1. Production of urea used in synthesizing fertilizers + 2NH CO(NH,)2 + H,O) > 2(g) 2(s) 2. Combustion of acetylene C,H9 +O29) → 2CO29) + H,O) 2(g) 2(g) 2(g) (), 3. Industrial production of hydrogen gas C,Hg0, + 3H,O → , CHelg) → 3CO, +7H. (), 2(g) 4. Evaporation of water H,O , - H,O) (1) 5. Production of electrical energy using Mg and Ca ,- Cat2 Ca + Mqt2, + Ma

tivity 6.2 Calculate the AS sys' AS and AS univ of the following processes at 25°C and determine surr whether they are spontaneous, at equilibrium, or nonspontaneous. 1. Production of urea used in synthesizing fertilizers + 2NH CO(NH,)2 + H,O) > 2(g) 2(s) 2. Combustion of acetylene C,H9 +O29) → 2CO29) + H,O) 2(g) 2(g) 2(g) (), 3. Industrial production of hydrogen gas C,Hg0, + 3H,O → , CHelg) → 3CO, +7H. (), 2(g) 4. Evaporation of water H,O , - H,O) (1) 5. Production of electrical energy using Mg and Ca ,- Cat2 Ca + Mqt2, + Ma

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