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3. Use the AH° and AS° values below to determine the range of temperatures (in kelvin, K) for which the respective reaction will be favorable AH° = -904 kJ AS° = +0.179 kJ/K AH° = +173 kJ AS° = +0.176 kJ/K AH° = -139 kJ AS° = -0.286 kJ/K AH° = +285 kJ AS° = -0.138 kJ/K

3. Use the AH° and AS° values below to determine the range of temperatures (in kelvin, K) for which the respective reaction will be favorable AH° = -904 kJ AS° = +0.179 kJ/K AH° = +173 kJ AS° = +0.176 kJ/K AH° = -139 kJ AS° = -0.286 kJ/K AH° = +285 kJ AS° = -0.138 kJ/K

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3. Use the AH° and AS° values below to determine the range of temperatures (in kelvin, K) for which the respective reaction will be favorable AH° = -904 kJ AS° = +0.179 kJ/K AH° = +173 kJ AS° = +0.176 kJ/K AH° = -139 kJ AS° = -0.286 kJ/K AH° = +285 kJ AS° = -0.138 kJ/K
Transcribed Image Text:3. Use the AH° and AS° values below to determine the range of temperatures (in kelvin, K) for which the respective reaction will be favorable AH° = -904 kJ AS° = +0.179 kJ/K AH° = +173 kJ AS° = +0.176 kJ/K AH° = -139 kJ AS° = -0.286 kJ/K AH° = +285 kJ AS° = -0.138 kJ/K
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