Calculate DG at 25°C for the reactionPcl3 (g) + Cl₂ (g) <=> Pcl5 (g) with DG °-=-39ky | mbl.when the partial pressure are'.0.40 atm for cl₂ (g)0.27 atm for Pcl3 cg)0.0029 atm for Pc15 (9)

The given reaction is as follows- PCl3 (g) + Cl2(g) = PCl5 (g) Where partial pressure for the…

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Calculate DG at 25°c for the reaction Pcl3 (g) + Cl₂ (g) <=> Pcl 5 (g) with DG °-=-39k|l|mt. When the partial pressure are'. 0.40 atm for Cl₂ (g) 0.27 atm for Pcl3 cg) 0.0029 atm for Pc15 (9)

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Calculate DG at 25°C for the reaction
Pcl3 (g) + Cl₂ (g) <=> Pcl5 (g) with DG °-=-39ky | mbl.
when the partial pressure are'.
0.40 atm for cl₂ (g)
0.27 atm for Pcl3 cg)
0.0029 atm for Pc15 (9)

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