33. For the reactionCH,OH(() +0,(g) 2 H,0(€) + CO,(g)the value of AG° is -702.35 kJ at 25°C. Other data at 25°C areSUmatK)CH,OH(e)238.66126.8H,0(e)-285.8369.91Co,(g)-393.509213.74Calculate the standard molar entropy, S°, for O,(g).

Given reaction: CH3OH (l) + 32O2 (g) → 2H2O (l) + CO2 (g) The value of ∆G∘ = -702.35 kJ The other…

33. For the reaction CH,OH(() +0,()– 2 H,O() + CO) the value of AG° is -702.35 kJ at 25°C. Other data at 25°C are CH,OH(E) 238.66 126.8 H,0(e) -285.83 69.91 Co,(g) -393.509 213.74 Calculate the standard molar entropy, S°, for O,(g).

33. For the reaction CH,OH(() +0,()– 2 H,O() + CO) the value of AG° is -702.35 kJ at 25°C. Other data at 25°C are CH,OH(E) 238.66 126.8 H,0(e) -285.83 69.91 Co,(g) -393.509 213.74 Calculate the standard molar entropy, S°, for O,(g).

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33. For the reaction
CH,OH(() +0,(g) 2 H,0(€) + CO,(g)
the value of AG° is -702.35 kJ at 25°C. Other data at 25°C are
SUmatK)
CH,OH(e)
238.66
126.8
H,0(e)
-285.83
69.91
Co,(g)
-393.509
213.74
Calculate the standard molar entropy, S°, for O,(g).

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