6. For the reaction Cu(s)= Cu(g)AH° = 81,730 – 0.47T – 0.731x10³T²AS° = 34.94 – 1.08 log1,T – 1.46 x 10³TwwwSet up the expression for AG° as a function of T.

Given-> ∆H° = 81730 - 0.47 T - 0.731× 10-3T2 ∆S° = 34.94 - 1.08logT - 1.46 × 10-3T

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6. For the reaction Cu(s) = Cu(g) AH° = 81,730 – 0.47T – 0.731x10³T? AS° = 34.94 – 1.08 log10T - 1.46 x 103T - %3D Set up the expression for AG° as a function of T.

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6. For the reaction Cu(s)
= Cu(g)
AH° = 81,730 – 0.47T – 0.731x10³T²
AS° = 34.94 – 1.08 log1,T – 1.46 x 10³T
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Set up the expression for AG° as a function of T.

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