26. Given: Al³+ + 3e → Al(s), Fe +2e → Fe(s), Calculate AG' for the reaction(in kJ/mol reaction): 3Fe +2 Al(s) → 2Al³+ + 3Fe b)-521 c)-828 a)-724 E A13+/AI-1.66 V E Fe2+/Fe= -0.41 V d) - 462 e)-886

26. Given: Al³+ + 3e → Al(s), Fe +2e → Fe(s), Calculate AG' for the reaction(in kJ/mol reaction): 3Fe +2 Al(s) → 2Al³+ + 3Fe b)-521 c)-828 a)-724 E A13+/AI-1.66 V E Fe2+/Fe= -0.41 V d) - 462 e)-886

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26. Given:
Al³+ +
3e
Fe + 2e
Calculate AG for the reaction( in kJ/mol reaction):
3Fe +2 Al(s) → 2Al³+ + 3Fe
b)-521
c)-828
a)-724
➜
Al(s),
→ Fe(s),
E A13+/AI-1.66 V
E Fe2+ / Fe =
= -0.41 V
d) - 462
e)-886

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