7.] Calculate Kp at 600. K for the reaction N₂O4(1) 2NO₂(g) assuming that A,H isconstant over the interval 298-725 K.AH(N₂O4) = 9.16 kJ mol-¹AH(NO2,g) = 33.18 kJ mol-¹AG°(N₂04,1)=97.89 kJ mol-¹AG (NO2.g) = 51.31 kJ mol-¹

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7. ] Calculate Kp at 600. K for the reaction N₂O4(1) ↔2NO2(g) assuming that A,H is constant over the interval 298-725 K. AH(N₂O4,1)=9.16 kJ mol-¹ AH(NO2,g) = 33.18 kJ mol-¹ AG(N₂O4,1)=97.89 kJ mol-¹ AG (NO2,g) = 51.31 kJ mol-¹

7. ] Calculate Kp at 600. K for the reaction N₂O4(1) ↔2NO2(g) assuming that A,H is constant over the interval 298-725 K. AH(N₂O4,1)=9.16 kJ mol-¹ AH(NO2,g) = 33.18 kJ mol-¹ AG(N₂O4,1)=97.89 kJ mol-¹ AG (NO2,g) = 51.31 kJ mol-¹

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] Calculate Kp at 600. K for the reaction N₂O4(1) 2NO₂(g) assuming that A,H is
constant over the interval 298-725 K.
AH(N₂O4) = 9.16 kJ mol-¹
AH(NO2,g) = 33.18 kJ mol-¹
AG°(N₂04,1)=97.89 kJ mol-¹
AG (NO2.g) = 51.31 kJ mol-¹

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