Calculate AS° for the unbalanced chemical reaction given below:+ Cu0 → _Cu (s) + _H2005._H2 (9)(s)SubstanceS° (J/K. mol)H2131.0CuO43.5H2069.9Cu33.36.The following standard free energy changes are given for 25 °C.so, + 3 CO → cOS + 2 CO2AG° = -246.4 kJ• CS2 + H20 → coS + H2SAG° = -41.5 kJco + H2S → cOS + H2AG° = +1.4 k]co + H20 → CO2 + H2AG° = – 28.6 kJCombine the preceding equations, as necessary, to obtain AG° values for the following reactions.a) COS + H20 → SO2 + 2H2 + COAG° =?b) cos + 3H20 → s02 + CO, + 3H2 AG° = ?

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Calculate AS° for the unbalanced chemical reaction given below: + Cuo (s) - -Cu (s) + _H20O 5. _H2 9) Substance S° (J/K. mol) H2 131.0 Cuo H2O 43.5 69.9 Cu 33.3

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Calculate AS° for the unbalanced chemical reaction given below:
+ Cu0 → _Cu (s) + _H200
5.
_H2 (9)
(s)
Substance
S° (J/K. mol)
H2
131.0
CuO
43.5
H20
69.9
Cu
33.3
6.
The following standard free energy changes are given for 25 °C.
so, + 3 CO → cOS + 2 CO2
AG° = -246.4 kJ
• CS2 + H20 → coS + H2S
AG° = -41.5 kJ
co + H2S → cOS + H2
AG° = +1.4 k]
co + H20 → CO2 + H2
AG° = – 28.6 kJ
Combine the preceding equations, as necessary, to obtain AG° values for the following reactions.
a) COS + H20 → SO2 + 2H2 + CO
AG° =?
b) cos + 3H20 → s02 + CO, + 3H2 AG° = ?

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