11. For the second step of the Claus process AH° = +94.6 kJ/mol and AS° = +0.1202 kJ/mol·K. Forwhat range of temperatures is the reaction favorable, i.e., Kç >> 1?A. The reaction is favorable at all temperatures.B. T<< 787 KC. The reaction is unfavorable at all temperatures.D. T>> 787 K12. The reaction 2 H2S(g) + 3O2(g) 2 2 SO2(g) + 2 H2O(g) does not occur at room temperature. Butit is very fast at higher temperatures. Why does raising the temperature increase the speed of a reaction?A. Raising the temperature dramatically increases the fraction of molecular collisions that have akinetic energy greater than the activation energy.At higher temperatures the concentrations of the molecules are higher and they collide with eachother more frequently.В.C. Raising the temperature lowers the activation energy.D.At higher temperatures the molecules move faster and collide with each other more frequently.

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11. For the second step of the Claus process AH° = +94.6 kJ/mol and AS° = +0.1202 kJ/mol·K. For what range of temperatures is the reaction favorable, i.e., Kç >> 1? A. The reaction is favorable at all temperatures. B. T<< 787 K C. The reaction is unfavorable at all temperatures. D. T>> 787 K 12 The reaction 2 HaS(e) + 3 0a(g) 2 2 SOa(g) + 2 Ha09) does not occur at room temnerature But

11. For the second step of the Claus process AH° = +94.6 kJ/mol and AS° = +0.1202 kJ/mol·K. For what range of temperatures is the reaction favorable, i.e., Kç >> 1? A. The reaction is favorable at all temperatures. B. T<< 787 K C. The reaction is unfavorable at all temperatures. D. T>> 787 K 12 The reaction 2 HaS(e) + 3 0a(g) 2 2 SOa(g) + 2 Ha09) does not occur at room temnerature But

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