Calculte the standard entropy change, 4,5° for the reaction.O 26.0 JK1 molO 153.2 JK1 molO -26.0 JK' mol1O 153.2 JK' mol1 Consider the following reaction:2 H,S(g) + 30,(g) –- 2 H,O(g) + 2 SO,(g)and the following table of standard enthalpies of formation and standard absoluteentropies:compound AH (kJ mol") s° (JK' mol")H,S(g)-20.6205.802(g)205.2H2O(g)|-241.8188.8So,(9)|-296.8248.2

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Calculte the standard entropy change, 4,5° for the reaction.
O 26.0 JK1 mol
O 153.2 JK1 mol
O -26.0 JK' mol
1
O 153.2 JK' mol1

Consider the following reaction:
2 H,S(g) + 30,(g) –- 2 H,O(g) + 2 SO,(g)
and the following table of standard enthalpies of formation and standard absolute
entropies:
compound AH (kJ mol") s° (JK' mol")
H,S(g)
-20.6
205.8
02(g)
205.2
H2O(g)
|-241.8
188.8
So,(9)
|-296.8
248.2

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