Please answer the following question. 17. Using the data below, calculate AH; (at 298K) in KJ/mol for the reaction below:SBr4(g) -+ S(g) + 2 Brza)G=77.5 KJ/ mol S°= 125 J/ (mol-K)]77.8|115125None of the otheranswers18. The entropy of 10 moles of Arg) is smaller than the entropy of 3 moles of Ar(g)-OTrueBFalse

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17. Using the data below, calculate AH; (at 298K) in KJ/mol for the reaction below: SBr4(g) G=77.5 KJ/mol s°= 125 J/ (mol-K) -+ S(g) + 2 Br2(1) A77.8 B 115 125 None of the other answers

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