Calculate DG in kJ for this reaction at 25C using information from Appendix I| CO2(g) + CCI4(g) <> 2COCI2(g) if the reactants and products are at these partial pressures: CO2: 0.112 atm CCI4: 0.174 atm COCI2: 0.744 atm A) 35 B) 40 C) 50 D) 55 E) 60

Calculate DG in kJ for this reaction at 25C using information from Appendix I| CO2(g) + CCI4(g) <> 2COCI2(g) if the reactants and products are at these partial pressures: CO2: 0.112 atm CCI4: 0.174 atm COCI2: 0.744 atm A) 35 B) 40 C) 50 D) 55 E) 60

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Calculate DG in kJ for this reaction at 25C using
information from Appendix Il
CO2(g) + CCI4(g) <> 2COCI2(g)
if the reactants and products are at these partial
pressures:
CO2: 0.112 atm
CCI4: 0.174 atm
COCI2: 0.744 atm
A) 35
B) 40
C) 50
D) 55
E) 60

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