c. In the reaction between hydrogen gas and chlorine gas to give hydrogen chloride gas spontaneous, under standard conditions? Predict the spontaneity based on the calculated values of enthalpy change, standard entropy, and AS°universe. H2 + Cl 2H€L Standard entropy values, S° in J/mol-K: H2 - 130.7; Cla = 223.0; HC1 = 186.8 Standard enthalpy of formation, AHF°, for HCl = -92.3 kJ/mol

c. In the reaction between hydrogen gas and chlorine gas to give hydrogen chloride gas spontaneous, under standard conditions? Predict the spontaneity based on the calculated values of enthalpy change, standard entropy, and AS°universe. H2 + Cl 2H€L Standard entropy values, S° in J/mol-K: H2 - 130.7; Cla = 223.0; HC1 = 186.8 Standard enthalpy of formation, AHF°, for HCl = -92.3 kJ/mol

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