Solve the following problems. Write your solution and box your final answer. 4 a. Calculate the ertropy change, AS'univer se for the following reaction, at 25 °C.COg) + 2H2(9)→ CH30H()= 197.7 J/mol-K%3DStandard entropy, S° :Hz (3)CH:OH () = 127.2 J/mol-K= 130.7 J/mol-K%3D- 110.5 kJ/molStandard enthalpy of formation, AH :H2 (a)CH:OH ()= 0238.4 kJ/molb. From the calculated entropy change value, what can you conclude regarding the process?

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1. a. Calculate the eritropy change, AS'univer se for the following reaction, at 25 °C. CO) + 2H29) → CH3OH() Standard entropy, S°: = 197.7 J/mol-K = 130.7 J/mol-K H2 (9) CH:OH () = 127.2 J/mol-K - 110.5 kJ/mol Standard enthalpy of formation, AHP : H2 (9) CH;OH () = - 238.4 kJ/mol b. From the calculated entropy change value, what can you conclude regarding the proc-

1. a. Calculate the eritropy change, AS'univer se for the following reaction, at 25 °C. CO) + 2H29) → CH3OH() Standard entropy, S°: = 197.7 J/mol-K = 130.7 J/mol-K H2 (9) CH:OH () = 127.2 J/mol-K - 110.5 kJ/mol Standard enthalpy of formation, AHP : H2 (9) CH;OH () = - 238.4 kJ/mol b. From the calculated entropy change value, what can you conclude regarding the proc-

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