Find delta-G° for this reaction:CH, (g)+20,(g)→ CO,(g)+2H,O(1)Table 2. Standard molar Gibbs free energy change of formation at 25 °COrganiccompoundsAG,InorganiccompoundsH2O (I)H;O (g)HF (g)AG,kJ/molkJ/molCH4 (g)-50.8-237.129 | Methane-228.572 Ethane-270.7 Ethene/Ethylene-95.30 Ethyne/Acetylene+1.72 | Propane-137.15 n-butane-394.36 n-hexane-16.48 Benzene+86.552 | MethanolC,H. (g)CH4 (g)-31.95+68.43+209.97CH2 (g)C;Hs (g)C,H10 (g)CH14 ()HCl (g)-24.40HI (g)CO (g)CO; (g)NH3 (g)-16.56+35.0CH6 ()+124.42NO (g)CH-ОН ()-166.35

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CH, (g)+20,(g)→ CO,(g)+2H,O() Table 2. Standard molar Gibbs free energy change of formation at 25 °C Organic compounds AG Inorganic compounds AG, kJ/mol kJ/mol CH. (g) -50.8 Methane Ethane H;O () H;O (g) HF (g) HCl (g) HI (g) CO (g) CO2 (g) NH3 (g) NO (g) -237.129 -31.95 +68.43 CH, (g) CH. (g) C:H2 (g) CHs (g) CH10 (g) CH14 () CH6 (/) CH;OH (/) -228.572 Ethene/Ethylene -95.30 Ethyne/Acetylene Propane -270.7 +209.97 +1.72 -24.40 -137.15 n-butane -16.56 +35.0 -394.36 n-hexane -16.48 Benzene Methanol +124.42 +86.552 -166.35

CH, (g)+20,(g)→ CO,(g)+2H,O() Table 2. Standard molar Gibbs free energy change of formation at 25 °C Organic compounds AG Inorganic compounds AG, kJ/mol kJ/mol CH. (g) -50.8 Methane Ethane H;O () H;O (g) HF (g) HCl (g) HI (g) CO (g) CO2 (g) NH3 (g) NO (g) -237.129 -31.95 +68.43 CH, (g) CH. (g) C:H2 (g) CHs (g) CH10 (g) CH14 () CH6 (/) CH;OH (/) -228.572 Ethene/Ethylene -95.30 Ethyne/Acetylene Propane -270.7 +209.97 +1.72 -24.40 -137.15 n-butane -16.56 +35.0 -394.36 n-hexane -16.48 Benzene Methanol +124.42 +86.552 -166.35

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