41 of 48Calculate AG° for the reaction, 2CH4(g)+302(g)→2CO(g)+4H20(g), glven AG°f for CH4(g)=-50.8 kJ/mol, CO(g)=-137.2 kJ/mol, & H2O(g)=-228.6 kJ/mol:O -1087 kJO 416.6 kJO -1290 kJosO 315 kJ

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Calculate AG° for the reaction, 2CH4(g)+302(g)¬2CO(g)+4H2O(g), given AG° for CH4(g)=-50.8 kJ/mol, CO(g)=-137.2 kJ/mol, & H2O(g)=-228.6 kJ/mol: O -1087 kJ O 416.6 kJ O -1290 kJ O 315 kJ

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