1. A certain chemical reaction has the following plot of AG° vs. Temperature. Calculate the value of AS° and AH° for the reaction. AG° vs. Temperature -27500 -28450 J -29500 -31500 -33500 -35500 -37500 -39500 40000 J1273 K 350 K-- -41500 250 270 290 310 330 350 370 Temperature (K) AG (Joules)

1. A certain chemical reaction has the following plot of AG° vs. Temperature. Calculate the value of AS° and AH° for the reaction. AG° vs. Temperature -27500 -28450 J -29500 -31500 -33500 -35500 -37500 -39500 40000 J1273 K 350 K-- -41500 250 270 290 310 330 350 370 Temperature (K) AG (Joules)

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1. A certain chemical reaction has the following plot of AG° vs. Temperature. Calculate the
value of AS° and AH° for the reaction.
AG° vs. Temperature
-27500
-28450 J
-29500
-31500
-33500
-35500
-37500
-39500
-40000 J273 K
350 K .
-41500
250
270
290
310
330
350
370
Temperature (K)
alar
AG° (Joules)

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