A student  determines the value of the equilibrium constant to be 6.61×^3 for the following reaction Co(g)+h2o(l)---------> co2(g)+ h2(g) Based on  this  value of Keq delta G for  this  reaction is expected to be (greater/ less) -------- than zero  Calculate the  free energy  change  for the reaction of 1.98 miles of  co(g) at standard conditions at 298k delta G rnx = -----kj

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