6. Determine AGfor C, H1, ) + 0,(g) 5 4C0,(g) + 5H,0(g) given the following information:AG (kJ/mol)SubstanceC4H10(1)CO2(g)H2O(g)-15.0-394.4-228.57a. -2,705 kJb. -608.0 kJc. -1,791 kJd. -3,457 kJe. +608.0 kJ

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6. Determine AGn for C, H1, () +0,(g) 5 4C0,(g) + 5SH,0(g) given the following information: AG (kJ/mol) Substance C4H10(1) CO:(g) H2O(g) -15.0 -394.4 -228.57 -2,705 kJ b. -608.0 kJ c. -1,791 kJ d. -3,457 kJ +608.0 kJ а. е.

6. Determine AGn for C, H1, () +0,(g) 5 4C0,(g) + 5SH,0(g) given the following information: AG (kJ/mol) Substance C4H10(1) CO:(g) H2O(g) -15.0 -394.4 -228.57 -2,705 kJ b. -608.0 kJ c. -1,791 kJ d. -3,457 kJ +608.0 kJ а. е.

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6. Determine AGfor C, H1, ) + 0,(g) 5 4C0,(g) + 5H,0(g) given the following information:
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C4H10(1)
CO2(g)
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-15.0
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-228.57
a. -2,705 kJ
b. -608.0 kJ
c. -1,791 kJ
d. -3,457 kJ
e. +608.0 kJ

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