Consider the following equilibrium:MnO(s) + H2(g) S Mn(s) + H2O(g)a) Using the standard chemical thermodynamic properties listed below, calculate the equilibriumconstant for the reaction at T = 1000 K. Be sure to show any intermediate values in your calculation,but you do not need to write out the equations.SubstanceMnO(s)H2(g)Mn(s)H2O(g)AH° (298.15 K)[kJ mol-1]S° (298.15 K)[J K-1 mol-1]-385.22-241.8259.71130.5732.01188.72b) Indicate the assumption(s) that you made in part a).c) At T = 1000 K, a fixed container was filled with 25 atm H2(g), 80 atm H20(g), 120 g MnO(s) and 50g Mn(g). Calculate the reaction quotient and identify towards which direction the equilibrium willshift.

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Consider the following equilibrium: MnO(s) + H2(g)– Mn(s) + H2O(g) a) Using the standard chemical thermodynamic properties listed below, calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction at T = 1000 K. Be sure to show any intermediate values in your calculation, but you do not need to write out the equations. MnO(s) H2(g) Substance AH° (298.15 K) [kJ mol-1] S° (298.15 K) [J K-1 mol-1]. Mn(s) H2O(g) -385.22 -241.82 59.71 130.57 32.01 188.72

Consider the following equilibrium: MnO(s) + H2(g)– Mn(s) + H2O(g) a) Using the standard chemical thermodynamic properties listed below, calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction at T = 1000 K. Be sure to show any intermediate values in your calculation, but you do not need to write out the equations. MnO(s) H2(g) Substance AH° (298.15 K) [kJ mol-1] S° (298.15 K) [J K-1 mol-1]. Mn(s) H2O(g) -385.22 -241.82 59.71 130.57 32.01 188.72

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