Unit 2 - Standard Free Energy from Formation Data[Review Topics][References]1. Practice - Exercise 18.044 Enhanced 3 ptCalculate the standard free energy of the following reactions at 25°C, using standard free energies of formation.2. Interactive Example - Calculating A...1 ptM)SubstanceAG; (kJ/mol)H2O2 (ag)H2O(1)COCL2 (g)H2O(1)CO2 (9)HCI(g)- 134.13. Master - AG from Free Energies of ...3 ptsM- 237.1- 205.94. Apply - Exercise 18.046 Enhanced 3 pt1req- 237.1Question- 394.45. Apply - Exercise 18.097 Enhanced 5 pt1req- 95.30a. For the reaction2H2 O2 (ag) →O2 (9) + 2H20(1)Standard free energykJb. For the reactionCOCL2 (9) + H2O(1) → CO2(9) + 2HCI(g)Standard free energy =kJSubmit AnswerRetry Entire Group9 more group attempts remainingProgress:3/5 groupsDue Oct 7 at 02:30 PM(Prevous NeNextShow HintFinish AssignmentEmail InstructorSave and ExitCengage Learning | Cengage Technical Support

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Calculate the standard free energy of the following reactions at 25°C, using standard free energies of formation. Substance AG, (kJ/mol) H,O,(aq) - 134.1 H2O(!) COCI+ (9) H;0(!) CO:(9) - 237.1 - 205.9 - 237.1 - 394.4 HCI(9) - 95.30 a. For the reaction 2H2O2 (aq) → O2(9) + 2H;O(!) Standard free energy = |kJ b. For the reaction COCI2 (9) + H20(1) → CO2(9) + 2HCI(9) Standard free energy=| kJ

Calculate the standard free energy of the following reactions at 25°C, using standard free energies of formation. Substance AG, (kJ/mol) H,O,(aq) - 134.1 H2O(!) COCI+ (9) H;0(!) CO:(9) - 237.1 - 205.9 - 237.1 - 394.4 HCI(9) - 95.30 a. For the reaction 2H2O2 (aq) → O2(9) + 2H;O(!) Standard free energy = |kJ b. For the reaction COCI2 (9) + H20(1) → CO2(9) + 2HCI(9) Standard free energy=| kJ

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