the following thermesdyna mic and partial prassuce data,detormine the Gibbs Energy (AG) for the reaction :Give2 PeO cg)Clz cq> 2 2 Pe OCI (9)at 298 k in kJ /molsubstanceAG (KJ/ncol )P (bar)Pe O cg>- 220.40.40ch (q?Information is missing0.17PeOckgs420.40.59

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and prossuce data, Give the following thermodynamic Gibbs Energy partial detormine tlie (AG) for Hhe reaction: 2 PeO cg> + Clz cg> 2 2 Pe OCI eg? at 298 k in kJ/mol substance AG (KJ/ncol) P (bor) Pe O cg> - 220.4 0.40 ch (q? Informa tion is issing 0.17 PeOckgo - 420.4 0.59

and prossuce data, Give the following thermodynamic Gibbs Energy partial detormine tlie (AG) for Hhe reaction: 2 PeO cg> + Clz cg> 2 2 Pe OCI eg? at 298 k in kJ/mol substance AG (KJ/ncol) P (bor) Pe O cg> - 220.4 0.40 ch (q? Informa tion is issing 0.17 PeOckgo - 420.4 0.59

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