A metal salt with the fomula MC, crystallizes from water to form asold with the composition MC-6H-O. The equilibrium vaporpressure of water above this sold at 298 K is 21,5 mmHg.What is the value of AG for the reaction MC-6H0(a) MCl(a) + 6H₂O(g)when the pressure of water vapor is 21.5 mmile?Express your answer with the appropriate units.AGSubmitHAPart B44.7454kJmolPrvi An Request AnswerX Incorrect: Try Again; 4 attempts remainingWhat is the value of AG when the pressure of water vapor is 760 mmHg (standard pressureExpress your answer with the appropriate units.

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What is the value of AG for the reaction MC-6H₂O() MC() + 6H₂O(g)when the pressure of water vapor is 21.5 mmily? Express your answer appropriate units AG A 44.745 Part B 0? kJ mol Submit PA Request Answer X Incorrect: Try Again; 4 attempts remaining What is the value of AG when the pressure of wate Express your answer the appropriate units por is 760 mmHg tandard pressure

What is the value of AG for the reaction MC-6H₂O() MC() + 6H₂O(g)when the pressure of water vapor is 21.5 mmily? Express your answer appropriate units AG A 44.745 Part B 0? kJ mol Submit PA Request Answer X Incorrect: Try Again; 4 attempts remaining What is the value of AG when the pressure of wate Express your answer the appropriate units por is 760 mmHg tandard pressure

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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