ll Verizon ?5:55 AM9 100%webassign.netAmong other things, an ideal fuel for the control thrusters of a space vehicleshould decompose in a spontaneous exothermic reaction when exposed to anappropriate catalyst. Evaluate the following substances under standard stateconditions as suitable candidates for fuels. (Provide AG° and AH° in kJ/molreactant.)(a) nitrous oxide:N,0(g) → N2(9) + 1/2 0,(9)AG° =kJ/molAH° =kJ/molSpontaneityO spontaneousO nonspontaneousThermicityO endothermicO exothermicSuitabilityO suitableO not suitable(b) diborane:B,H,(9) - 2 B(s) + 3 H,(9)AG° =kJ/molAH° =kJ/molSpontaneityO spontaneousO nonspontaneousThermicityO endothermicexothermicSuitabilityO suitableO not suitable(c) dinitrogen trioxide:N,0,(9) – N,(9) + 3/2 0,(9)AG° =KJ/molAH° -kJ/molSpontaneityO spontaneousO nonspontaneousThermicityO endothermicO exothermicSuitabilityO suitableO not suitable(d) aluminum hydride:AIH, (s) – Al(s) + 3/2 H,(9)AG° =kJ/molΔΗ' -kJ/molSpontaneityO spontaneousO nonspontaneousThermicityO endothermic

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Among other things, an ideal fuel for the control thrusters of a space vehicle
should decompose in a spontaneous exothermic reaction when exposed to an
appropriate catalyst. Evaluate the following substances under standard state
conditions as suitable candidates for fuels. (Provide AG° and AH° in kJ/mol
reactant.)
(a) nitrous oxide:
N,0(g) → N2(9) + 1/2 0,(9)
AG° =
kJ/mol
AH° =
kJ/mol
Spontaneity
O spontaneous
O nonspontaneous
Thermicity
O endothermic
O exothermic
Suitability
O suitable
O not suitable
(b) diborane:
B,H,(9) - 2 B(s) + 3 H,(9)
AG° =
kJ/mol
AH° =
kJ/mol
Spontaneity
O spontaneous
O nonspontaneous
Thermicity
O endothermic
exothermic
Suitability
O suitable
O not suitable
(c) dinitrogen trioxide:
N,0,(9) – N,(9) + 3/2 0,(9)
AG° =
KJ/mol
AH° -
kJ/mol
Spontaneity
O spontaneous
O nonspontaneous
Thermicity
O endothermic
O exothermic
Suitability
O suitable
O not suitable
(d) aluminum hydride:
AIH, (s) – Al(s) + 3/2 H,(9)
AG° =
kJ/mol
ΔΗ' -
kJ/mol
Spontaneity
O spontaneous
O nonspontaneous
Thermicity
O endothermic

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