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What is the estimated AG (in KJ) for this reaction? Please report answer to two decimal places. X: + YH2 --> XH + YH Given: X: + 2e' --> XH E= -0.39 YH + 2e' --> YH2 E= 0.18

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What is the estimated AG (in KJ) for this reaction? Please report answer to two
decimal places.
X: + YH2 --> XH + YH
Given:
X: + 2e' --> XH E= -0.39
YH + 2e' --> YH2 E= 0.18

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