4. Calculate ASuniverse after the completion of the following reaction given the hypothetical AH° of each substance: NiSs) + Substance S' (J/ mol.K) AH (kJ/mol) O2(9) → NiSs) 318 SO2(g) + O2(9) 68 NiOs) at 25 °C SO2(9) 412 NiOs) 78 -88.1 -296.8 -244.3

4. Calculate ASuniverse after the completion of the following reaction given the hypothetical AH° of each substance: NiSs) + Substance S' (J/ mol.K) AH (kJ/mol) O2(9) → NiSs) 318 SO2(g) + O2(9) 68 NiOs) at 25 °C SO2(9) 412 NiOs) 78 -88.1 -296.8 -244.3

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4. Calculate ASuniverse after the completion of the following reaction given the hypothetical AH°
of each substance:
NiSs) +
Substance
S' (J/ mol.K)
AH (kJ/mol)
O2(9) →
NiSs)
318
SO2(g) +
O2(9)
68
NiOs) at 25 °C
SO2(9)
412
NiOs)
78
-88.1
-296.8
-244.3

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