18. The formation of calcium chloride from its constituent elements:Cacs) + Cl2 (9) → CaCl2 (2)Given at 25 C° for this reaction AH° = -795.8 kJ/mol , AG° = -748.1 kJ/mol and%3DAS° = -159.8 J/K. Solve for the AG° at 100 C° in kJ/molС. 5.88х 104A. -855.4В. -736.2D. -779.8

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. The formation of calcium chloride from its constituent elements: Ca(e) + Cl2 (9) → CaCl, (e) ven at 25 C° for this reaction AH° = -795.8 kJ/mol , AG° = -748.1 kJ/mol and 5° = -159.8 ]/K. Solve for the AG° at 100 C° in kJ/mol С. 5.88х 104 A. -855.4 В. -736.2 D. -779.8

. The formation of calcium chloride from its constituent elements: Ca(e) + Cl2 (9) → CaCl, (e) ven at 25 C° for this reaction AH° = -795.8 kJ/mol , AG° = -748.1 kJ/mol and 5° = -159.8 ]/K. Solve for the AG° at 100 C° in kJ/mol С. 5.88х 104 A. -855.4 В. -736.2 D. -779.8

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18. The formation of calcium chloride from its constituent elements:
Cacs) + Cl2 (9) → CaCl2 (2)
Given at 25 C° for this reaction AH° = -795.8 kJ/mol , AG° = -748.1 kJ/mol and
%3D
AS° = -159.8 J/K. Solve for the AG° at 100 C° in kJ/mol
С. 5.88х 104
A. -855.4
В. -736.2
D. -779.8

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