17 Coal can be converted to methane, a chief component of natural gas. The reaction has AH° = -74.85 kJ/mole and AS°= -80.69 J/K-mole respectively. Calculate the Kp of this reaction if AG°= -100 kJ/mol. * C + 2H2) CHAE) T = 25" C O 3.4 x 103 O 3.4 x 10 O 34 x 1019 O 3.4 x 107

17 Coal can be converted to methane, a chief component of natural gas. The reaction has AH° = -74.85 kJ/mole and AS°= -80.69 J/K-mole respectively. Calculate the Kp of this reaction if AG°= -100 kJ/mol. * C + 2H2) CHAE) T = 25" C O 3.4 x 103 O 3.4 x 10 O 34 x 1019 O 3.4 x 107

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Coal can be converted to methane, a chief component of natural gas. The reaction has AHo =
-74.85 kJ/mole and AS°= -80.69 J/K-mole respectively. Calculate the Kp of this reaction
if AGO= -100 kJ/mol. *
C + 2H2)
CHAE) T = 25"C
O 3.4 x 103
O 3.4 x 10
O 34 x 1019
O 3.4x 107

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