Problem 7CaCO3(s, aragonite) → CaO(s) + CO:(g) (1)a. Decide the spontaneous direction of reaction 1 at 25 °C when the partial pressure ofCO2(g) is 1.95 atm.b. Explain whether the reaction free energy (AGn) for reaction 1 is affected or not whenmore CaCO3(s, aragonite) is added to the reaction mixture.

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CACO3(s, aragonite) CaO(s) + CO:(g) (1) a. Decide the spontaneous direction of reaction 1 at 25 °C when the partial pressure on CO:(g) is 1.95 atm. b. Explain whether the reaction free energy (AG) for reaction 1 is affected or not when more CaCO3(s, aragonite) is added to the reaction mixture.

CACO3(s, aragonite) CaO(s) + CO:(g) (1) a. Decide the spontaneous direction of reaction 1 at 25 °C when the partial pressure on CO:(g) is 1.95 atm. b. Explain whether the reaction free energy (AG) for reaction 1 is affected or not when more CaCO3(s, aragonite) is added to the reaction mixture.

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Problem 7
CaCO3(s, aragonite) → CaO(s) + CO:(g) (1)
a. Decide the spontaneous direction of reaction 1 at 25 °C when the partial pressure of
CO2(g) is 1.95 atm.
b. Explain whether the reaction free energy (AGn) for reaction 1 is affected or not when
more CaCO3(s, aragonite) is added to the reaction mixture.

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