Calculate AG for the formation of one mole ofN₂O4 from its elements using AH and ASfº forN₂O4.Use data in the table below:SubstanceAg(s)AgCl(s)Al(s)Al₂O3(s)C(s) (graphite)(8)CO₂(g)CH₂(g)CH₂Cl(g)CH₂OH(1)C₂H₂(g)C₂H4(g)C₂H6(g)C8H18 (7)C₂H₂OH(1)Ca(s)CaCO3(s)CaCl₂(s)197.9213.6186.2234.2126.8CO(NH,),(s) 104.6CO(NH,),(aq) 173.8200.8219.8229.5466.9161CO(g)CO₂(g)CH4(g)SubstanceAg(s)AgBr(s)AgCl(s)Al(s)Al₂O3(s)C(s) (graphite)Standard Entropies of Some Typical Substances at 298.15 KSº(J mol-¹ K-¹)4076.1107C₂H₂(g)C₂H4(g)C₂H6(g)C₂H,OH(1)Ca(s)CaBr₂(s)CaCO3(s)CaCl₂(s)CaO(s)Cl₂(g)Fe(s)Sᵒ(J mol-¹ K-¹)Fe₂O3(s)H₂(g)H₂O(g)H₂O(1)AGO =CH₂Cl(g)CH₂I(g)CH₂OH(1)CO(NH₂)2(s) (urea)CO(NH,),(aq)kJ mol-142.5596.228.351.0Ca(OH)₂(s)CaSO4(s)CaSO4 H₂O(s)CaSO4-2H₂O(s)5.6941.492.9114SubstanceCaO(s)Ca(OH)₂(s)CaSO4(s)CaSO4+H₂O(s) 131CaSO4-2H₂O(s) 194.0223.027Cl₂(g)Fe(s)Fe₂O3(s)H₂(g)H₂O(g)H₂O(1)HCI(g)HNO3(1)H₂SO4(1)HC,H,O,(0)Hg(1)Hg(g)K(s)KCI(s)K₂SO4(s)-74.848-82.014.2-238.6-333.19-391.2226.7552.284-84.667-277.630-682.8-1207Standard Enthalpies of Formation of Typical SubstancesAH; (kJ mol-¹)Substance0- 100.4- 127.00- 1669.80-110.5-393.5-795.0-635.5-986.5990.0130.6188.7-1432.7-1575.2-2021.100-822.20-241.8-285.969.96186.7155.615716076.117564.1882.59176H₂O₂(1)HBr(g)HCI(g)HI(g)HNO3(1)H₂SO4(1)HC,H,O,(0)Hg(1)Hg(g)1₂ (s)K(s)KCI(s)K₂SO4(s)N₂(g)NH3(g)NH₂Cl(s)NO(g)NO₂(g)N₂O(g)N₂O4(g)N₂O5(g)Na(s)NaHCO3(s)Na₂CO3(s)NaCl(s)NaOH(s)Na₂SO4(s)0₂(8)Pb(s)SubstanceN₂(g)NH3(g)NH₂Cl(s)NO(g)NO₂(g)N₂O(g)N₂O4(g)Na(s)PbO(s)S(s)SO₂(g)SO3(g)Na₂CO3(s)NaHCO3(s)NaCl(s)NaOH(s)Na₂SO4(s)O₂(g)PbO(s)S(s)SO₂(g)SO3(g)Sº(J mol-¹ K-¹)191.5192.594.6210.6240.5220.0304AH; (kJ mol-¹)-187.6-36-1433.70-46.19-92.3026.6- 173.2-811.32-487.0060.8400-435.89-315.490.3733.881.579.67110-947.7-1131136102-411.0-426.8- 1384.500-219.20-296.9-395.251.0149.4205.067.831.9248.5256.272.3864.18

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