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Calculate the standard free energy of the following reactions at 25°C, using standard free energies of formation.
Substance AG (kJ/mol)
HI(g)
1.576
HBr(g)
- 53.50
Br2 (9)
3.159
a, For the reaction
H2 (9) +I2(s)2HI(9)
Standard free energy
kJ
b. For the reaction
2HB1(g)
- H2 (9) + Br2 (9)
Standard free energy-
kJ
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