57. Determine the value of AG° at 25°C for the reaction 0,(g) +N,O(g) 5 0,(g) +2 NO(g) given the following information: AH{(kJ/mol) OH - 142.7 kJ/mol, S = 238.8 J/mol K S° (J/mol · K) DH - 142.7 kJ/mol, S = 238.8 J/molOK 219.9 238.8 210.7 Substance OH - 142.7 kJ/mol, S = 238.8 J/mol K N;O(g) 0:(g) NO(g) 82.1 142.7 90.3 -40.0 kJ +5.8 kJ +50.0 kJ d. -50.0 kJ e. -94.2 kJ a. b. c.

57. Determine the value of AG° at 25°C for the reaction 0,(g) +N,O(g) 5 0,(g) +2 NO(g) given the following information: AH{(kJ/mol) OH - 142.7 kJ/mol, S = 238.8 J/mol K S° (J/mol · K) DH - 142.7 kJ/mol, S = 238.8 J/molOK 219.9 238.8 210.7 Substance OH - 142.7 kJ/mol, S = 238.8 J/mol K N;O(g) 0:(g) NO(g) 82.1 142.7 90.3 -40.0 kJ +5.8 kJ +50.0 kJ d. -50.0 kJ e. -94.2 kJ a. b. c.

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