1. Between 0 and 150°C determine the equilibrium conversion of S for the aqueous reaction yields cal SR wherein AG298: = -3375 " mol AHr.298 = -18,000 cal/mol. Show the result in the form of of a plot of conversion versus temperature.

1. Between 0 and 150°C determine the equilibrium conversion of S for the aqueous reaction yields cal SR wherein AG298: = -3375 " mol AHr.298 = -18,000 cal/mol. Show the result in the form of of a plot of conversion versus temperature.

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1. Between 0 and 150°C determine the equilibrium conversion of S for the aqueous reaction
yields
cal
SR wherein AG298:
=
-3375
"
mol
AHr.298
= -18,000 cal/mol.
Show the result in the form of of a plot of conversion versus temperature.

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