Calculate the S° for the given reaction. 2.Cas(PO)R (s) - 3Ca" (aq) + 2PO, (a4)30a (aq)Subutance(bp) 'Od(s) ("Od)-222.0-53.1241.0

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Calculate the S° for the given reaction.

2.
Cas(PO)R (s) - 3Ca" (aq) + 2PO, (a4)
30a (aq)
Subutance
(bp) 'Od
(s) ("Od)
-222.0
-53.1
241.0

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