6. The reaction of hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas to give gaseous ammonia has AH = -17.4kcal/mol and As = 27.2 cal/mol.K. a) Write and balance this reaction b) Does entropy increase or decrease in this process? Explain c) What is the value of AG (in kcal) for the reaction at 300 K?

6. The reaction of hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas to give gaseous ammonia has AH = -17.4kcal/mol and As = 27.2 cal/mol.K. a) Write and balance this reaction b) Does entropy increase or decrease in this process? Explain c) What is the value of AG (in kcal) for the reaction at 300 K?

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a) Write and balance this reaction
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c) What is the value of AG (in kcal) for the reaction at 300 K?
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