Calculate a G° at 298 K for the reaction below.Fe 20 3(5)+ 13CO(g)2Fe(CO) 5(9)+ 3C0 2(g)AHKJimol)-824.2-110.5-733.8-393.5s° (Jimolek)87.4197.6445.2213.6O a. +63.6 kJO b.+26.8 kJOc. -243.1 kJO d.-52.2 kJO e.-193.3 kJ

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Calculate aGa: 298 K for the reaction below. Fe 20 3(s) + 13Coig) 2Fe(CO) sla) + 3C0 2(0) Afimal) -824.2 -110.5 -733.8 -303.5 s° (Jimolek) 87.4 197.6 445.2 213.0 Oa +83.0 kJ Ob.+20.8 kJ Oc -243.1 kJ O d.-52.2 kJ Oe.-193.3 kJ

Calculate aGa: 298 K for the reaction below. Fe 20 3(s) + 13Coig) 2Fe(CO) sla) + 3C0 2(0) Afimal) -824.2 -110.5 -733.8 -303.5 s° (Jimolek) 87.4 197.6 445.2 213.0 Oa +83.0 kJ Ob.+20.8 kJ Oc -243.1 kJ O d.-52.2 kJ Oe.-193.3 kJ

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Calculate a G° at 298 K for the reaction below.
Fe 20 3(5)
+ 13CO(g)
2Fe(CO) 5(9)
+ 3C0 2(g)
AHKJimol)
-824.2
-110.5
-733.8
-393.5
s° (Jimolek)
87.4
197.6
445.2
213.6
O a. +63.6 kJ
O b.+26.8 kJ
Oc. -243.1 kJ
O d.-52.2 kJ
O e.-193.3 kJ

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