3. Calculate S at 25°C for the reduction of a given these absolute entropies:CO2lg)2PbO(s)+ C(s)2Pb(s) +5.764.89213.6Given: S° (J/K.mol)69.54 Activity 1: Solve Me!1. Determine S for the reaction: SO3 (g)H2O (1) → H2SO4 (1)Given: S° (J/K.mol):256.269.9156.92. Calculate S for the reaction SO2(s) ++ NO2SO3(g)+ NO(g)Given: S° (J/K.mol)248.5240.5256.2210.6↑

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3. Calculate S at 25°C for the reduction of a given these absolute entropies: 2PBO(s) + C(s) 2Pb(s) + CO2(g) Given: S° (J/K.mol) 69.54 5.7 64.89 213.6

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