2. Consider the reaction below that occurs at 100°C and 2 atm. The mol fraction of the components in given in Table 2. Calculate the reaction Gibbs energy at given temperature and pressure. 2 A (g) + B=2C (g) Table 2 Component AH, kJ/mol Mol fraction at given T and P A (g) 86.6 0.30 B (g) 0.15 C (g) 66.2 0.55

2. Consider the reaction below that occurs at 100°C and 2 atm. The mol fraction of the components in given in Table 2. Calculate the reaction Gibbs energy at given temperature and pressure. 2 A (g) + B=2C (g) Table 2 Component AH, kJ/mol Mol fraction at given T and P A (g) 86.6 0.30 B (g) 0.15 C (g) 66.2 0.55

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