Calculate deltaGdegrees at 298 K for the following reaction: C,H_(g) → H,(g) + C,H,(g)Use the data from the table below and use the formula : AG = AH°-TAS°SubstanceAH°, (kJ/mol)S°,0 (J/K mol)298C,H (g)-84.0229.2H,(g)130.7C,H_(g)52.4219.3456.3 kJ/molO 204.8 kJ/molO 100.4 kJ/molO400.8 kJ/mol

Here, we have to calculate the value of ∆G° at 298 K Temperature, T = 298 K

C,H (g) – H,(g) + C,H,(g) Use the data from the table below and use the formula : AG° = AH°-TĀS° Substance AH°, (kJ/mol) S 298 (J/K mol) C,H,(3) -84.0 229.2 H,(3) 130.7 C,H,(g) 52.4 219.3 O 456.3 kJ/mol O 204.8 kJ/mol O 100.4 kJ/mol 400.8 kJ/mol

C,H (g) – H,(g) + C,H,(g) Use the data from the table below and use the formula : AG° = AH°-TĀS° Substance AH°, (kJ/mol) S 298 (J/K mol) C,H,(3) -84.0 229.2 H,(3) 130.7 C,H,(g) 52.4 219.3 O 456.3 kJ/mol O 204.8 kJ/mol O 100.4 kJ/mol 400.8 kJ/mol

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Calculate deltaGdegrees at 298 K for the following reaction:

C,H_(g) → H,(g) + C,H,(g)
Use the data from the table below and use the formula : AG = AH°-TAS°
Substance
AH°, (kJ/mol)
S°,0 (J/K mol)
298
C,H (g)
-84.0
229.2
H,(g)
130.7
C,H_(g)
52.4
219.3
456.3 kJ/mol
O 204.8 kJ/mol
O 100.4 kJ/mol
O400.8 kJ/mol

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