Consider the dissolution of calcium fluoride:O 66.1 kJ molr1CaF,(s) - Ca²*(ag) + 2 F(ag)O 37,3 kJ mol-1which has the following standard enthalpy and entropy of reaction:SubmitRequest AnswerA,H = 14.4 kJ mol1A,S° = -149.2 J K' mol-1Part BAt 346.2 K, the solubility of calcium fluoride is 3.00x10-4 mol L-1. Compute the Gibbs energy change (A,G) for the reaction if this saturated solution is suddenlycooled to 275.0 K.O 13.6 kJ molr1O -11.4 kJ mol1O 0.0 kJ mol1O 25.8 kJ molr1O 3.0 kJ mol1

Change in gibbs free energy of a process can be calculated as :

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Ca2"(ag) + 2 F(aq) O 37.3 kJ mor he following standard enthalpy and entropy of reaction: IkJ mor Submit Request Answer 2JK' mol Part B At 346.2 K, the solubility of calcium fluoride is 3.00x10-“ mol L1. Compute the Gibbs energy change (A,G) for the reaction if this saturated solution is suddenly cooled to 275.OK O 13.6 kJ mor O 11.4 kJ mor1 O 0,0 kJ mor O 25.8 kJ mor O 3.0 kJ mor

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