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Calculate AG for the reaction below at a temperature of 25°C, given that AH° = -52.96 kJ and AS° = -166.4 J/K. 2HI(g) →H₂(g) + 1₂(g)

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Calculate AGº for the reaction below at a temperature of 25°C, given that AH° =
-52.96 kJ and AS° = -166.4 J/K.
2HI(g) →H₂(g) + 1₂(g)
a) -3.35 kJ
b) 3.35 kJ
c) -49.6 kJ
d) 49.6 kJ
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