With the temperature at 2.40 × 10² °C and the partial pressures of the gases of PPC₁, = 0.233 bar, Pc, = 0.925 bar, and PPCI, = 3.00 x 10-6 bar, calculate the value of AGrxn- AGrxn= In which direction is the reaction spontaneous under these conditions? Oright left kJ/mol

With the temperature at 2.40 × 10² °C and the partial pressures of the gases of PPC₁, = 0.233 bar, Pc, = 0.925 bar, and PPCI, = 3.00 x 10-6 bar, calculate the value of AGrxn- AGrxn= In which direction is the reaction spontaneous under these conditions? Oright left kJ/mol

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With the temperature at 2.40 x 10² °C and the partial pressures of the gases of PPCI, = 0.233 bar, Pc, = 0.925 bar, and
PPCI, = 3.00 x 10-6 bar, calculate the value of AGrxn-
AGrxn=
In which direction is the reaction spontaneous under these conditions?
Oright
left
kJ/mol

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