1Consider the following reaction:2HCf(g) + Br2(f)= 2HBr(g) + Cl2(g)1.1 Determine the estimated value of the equilibrium constant for this reaction at 200°C by making useof the following data:SubstancekJS°\mol. K,at 25 °CA,H° (mol)|at 25°CCl2(g)223.1Br2(e)HCe (g)152.2186.2-92.31HBr (g)198.7-36.291.2 Based on your final answer in question 1.1, is the reaction reactant- or product favoured atthis temperature? Use a short sentence to explain your answer.1.3 Calculate the value of A,G for this reaction at this temperature, if HCf and HBr are present at0.600 atm and 0.500 atm, respectively.

Given 2HCl(g) + Br2(l) ----> 2HBr(g) + Cl2(g)

1 Consider the following reaction: 2HC£(g) + Br2(f)= 2HBr(g) + Cl2(g) 1.1 Determine the estimated value of the equilibrium constant for this reaction at 200°C by making use of the following data: kJ at 25°C (mol) Substance S° \mol. K at 25 °C 4,H° Cl2(g) Br2(e) HCe (g) HBr (g) 223.1 152.2 186.2 -92.31 198.7 -36.29 1.2 Based on your final answer in question 1.1, is the reaction reactant- or product favoured at this temperature? Use a short sentence to explain your answer. 1.3 Calculate the value of A,G for this reaction at this temperature, if HCf and HBr are present at 0.600 atm and 0.500 atm, respectively.

1 Consider the following reaction: 2HC£(g) + Br2(f)= 2HBr(g) + Cl2(g) 1.1 Determine the estimated value of the equilibrium constant for this reaction at 200°C by making use of the following data: kJ at 25°C (mol) Substance S° \mol. K at 25 °C 4,H° Cl2(g) Br2(e) HCe (g) HBr (g) 223.1 152.2 186.2 -92.31 198.7 -36.29 1.2 Based on your final answer in question 1.1, is the reaction reactant- or product favoured at this temperature? Use a short sentence to explain your answer. 1.3 Calculate the value of A,G for this reaction at this temperature, if HCf and HBr are present at 0.600 atm and 0.500 atm, respectively.

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