Calculate AS° for the following reactions, using standard entropy values from the table below. a. For the reaction NH, CI(s) → NH3 (g) + HC1(g) Species S° J/(mol-K) NHẠ C1(s) 94.86 NH3 (9) 192.7 HCl(9) 186.8 AS° 1/K

Calculate AS° for the following reactions, using standard entropy values from the table below. a. For the reaction NH, CI(s) → NH3 (g) + HC1(g) Species S° J/(mol-K) NHẠ C1(s) 94.86 NH3 (9) 192.7 HCl(9) 186.8 AS° 1/K

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Calculate AS° for the following reactions, using standard entropy values from the table below.
a. For the reaction
NH, Cl(s) →
NH3 (g) + HC1(g)
Species
S° J/(mol·K)
NHẠ Cl(s)
94.86
NH3 (g)
192.7
HCl(g)
186.8
AS°
J/K
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