13. For the following reaction H2(9 + Cl2(g) → 2 HC (g) (3) AH kJ/mol 0. 223.0 -92.3 130.6 186.8 a. Calculate the AH at 298 K b. Calculate the AS° at 298K c. Calculate the AG° at 298 K d. Calculate the AG at 2500 K.

13. For the following reaction H2(9 + Cl2(g) → 2 HC (g) (3) AH kJ/mol 0. 223.0 -92.3 130.6 186.8 a. Calculate the AH at 298 K b. Calculate the AS° at 298K c. Calculate the AG° at 298 K d. Calculate the AG at 2500 K.

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13. For the following reaction
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(3)
AH kJ/mol
0.
223.0
-92.3
130.6
186.8
a. Calculate the AH at 298 K
b. Calculate the AS° at 298K
c. Calculate the AG° at 298 K
d. Calculate the AG at 2500 K.

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