Calculate the AS" for each given reaction.(6) O'HZ - (6) O + (6) "H2(6) 0205.0(6) O'H188.7Substance(6) H130.6"(J/mol.K).3Ca (aq) + 2PO," (a1).Substance(bn) 'Odz(s) "Od)e)-53.1-222.0S°(J/mol.K)241.0

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Calculate the AS" for each given reaction.
(6) O'HZ - (6) O + (6) "H2
(6) 0
205.0
(6) O'H
188.7
Substance
(6) H
130.6
"(J/mol.K).
3Ca (aq) + 2PO," (a1).
Substance
(bn) 'Odz
(s) "Od)e)
-53.1
-222.0
S°(J/mol.K)
241.0

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