C H₂ CH4 AG; ( 0 0 -50.5 mol AH; (d) mol 0 0 -74.85 • (A) Using the data given above, calculate AH° for the reaction at 298 K. AH°= [Select] . (C) Estimate AG* for the reaction at 400K. AG* = [Select] . (B) Using the data given above, calculate AS° for the reaction at 298 K. AS°= [Select] . (D) Is the reaction more or less spontaneous at high temperature? [Select] kJ Som.K 5.69 130.59 186.27 kJ ار -- J/K

C H₂ CH4 AG; ( 0 0 -50.5 mol AH; (d) mol 0 0 -74.85 • (A) Using the data given above, calculate AH° for the reaction at 298 K. AH°= [Select] . (C) Estimate AG* for the reaction at 400K. AG* = [Select] . (B) Using the data given above, calculate AS° for the reaction at 298 K. AS°= [Select] . (D) Is the reaction more or less spontaneous at high temperature? [Select] kJ Som.K 5.69 130.59 186.27 kJ ار -- J/K

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