CA 2D enthalpy change in the standard condition for the equilibrium reaction is 60 kJ / mol, if there is 20% decomposition at 1 bar and 1000°c. what is the K value at room temperature (25°c). Gibbs energy change in the standard conditions of the reaction, and K value at 1200K?

CA 2D enthalpy change in the standard condition for the equilibrium reaction is 60 kJ / mol, if there is 20% decomposition at 1 bar and 1000°c. what is the K value at room temperature (25°c). Gibbs energy change in the standard conditions of the reaction, and K value at 1200K?

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