7. FREE GIBBS ENERGY RELATING TO KP⚫ Consider the decomposition of barium carbonateBaCO3(s)BaO (s)+CO (g)Use data in Appendix A to calculate the equilibrium pressure of CO at a) 298 K and b) 1100 K.

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7. FREE GIBBS ENERGY RELATING TO KP Consider the decomposition of barium carbonate BaCO: (s) == BaO (s) + CO (g) Use data in Appendix A to calculate the equilibrium pressure of CO at a) 298 K and b) 1100 K.

7. FREE GIBBS ENERGY RELATING TO KP Consider the decomposition of barium carbonate BaCO: (s) == BaO (s) + CO (g) Use data in Appendix A to calculate the equilibrium pressure of CO at a) 298 K and b) 1100 K.

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7. FREE GIBBS ENERGY RELATING TO KP
⚫ Consider the decomposition of barium carbonate
BaCO3(s)
BaO (s)+CO (g)
Use data in Appendix A to calculate the equilibrium pressure of CO at a) 298 K and b) 1100 K.

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