2 XMEQ:(s)→ X₂EQ3(s) + EQ2(g) + M₂Q(g) 15. The decomposition of XMEQ; is shown above. The table below provides the values of the molar entropies, Sº, for the substances given in the chemical reaction. Based on the information given, what is the value of ASº for the reaction? Substance XMEQ (s) X₂EQ3(S) EQ₂(g) M₂O(g) Sº (J/(mol-K)) 125 175 250 200

2 XMEQ:(s)→ X₂EQ3(s) + EQ2(g) + M₂Q(g) 15. The decomposition of XMEQ; is shown above. The table below provides the values of the molar entropies, Sº, for the substances given in the chemical reaction. Based on the information given, what is the value of ASº for the reaction? Substance XMEQ (s) X₂EQ3(S) EQ₂(g) M₂O(g) Sº (J/(mol-K)) 125 175 250 200

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