D. Calculate AG at 375 K for the reaction200 (g) +02 (9)=2002 (9)-394.36 kJ/mol AG (CO (9)) = -137.17 kJ/molgiven the following values at 298 K: AG (CO2(g))AH (CO2())=-393.51 kJ/mol AH(CO (9)) = -110.53 kJ/mol.

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Calculate AG at 375 K for the reaction 2CO (9) + 02 (9) → 2002 (9) - -110.53 kJ/mol. given the following values at 298 K: AG (CO2(g)) = -394.36 kJ/mol AG (CO (9)) = -137.17 kJ/mol AH(CO2(a)) =-393.51 kJ/mol AH(CO (9))

Calculate AG at 375 K for the reaction 2CO (9) + 02 (9) → 2002 (9) - -110.53 kJ/mol. given the following values at 298 K: AG (CO2(g)) = -394.36 kJ/mol AG (CO (9)) = -137.17 kJ/mol AH(CO2(a)) =-393.51 kJ/mol AH(CO (9))

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