A mixture of ideal gases consist of the following gases by mole fraction 10% CO2 60% H2O and 30% CO. Determine the Gibbs function of the CO in this mixture when the mixture pressure is 9.00 ATM and it's temperature is 800 Kelvin use data from the tables.

A mixture of ideal gases consist of the following gases by mole fraction 10% CO2 60% H2O and 30% CO. Determine the Gibbs function of the CO in this mixture when the mixture pressure is 9.00 ATM and it's temperature is 800 Kelvin use data from the tables.

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A mixture of ideal gases consist
of the following gases by mole
fraction 10% CO2 60% H2O and
30% CO. Determine the Gibbs
function of the CO in this mixture
when the mixture pressure is
9.00 ATM and it's temperature is
800 Kelvin use data from the
tables.

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