Consider the following reaction:CO₂ (9)+CCL (g) = 2COC (g).Calculate A,G for this reaction at 125 °C under the followingconditionsYPart APco, = 0.135 barPcc, 0.185 barPcoci, = 0.740 barA,G-SubmitProvide FeedbackLG ΑΣΦRequest Answer?kJ mol

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Consider the following reaction:
CO₂ (9)+CCL (g) = 2COC (g).
Calculate A,G for this reaction at 125 °C under the following
conditions
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Part A
Pco, = 0.135 bar
Pcc, 0.185 bar
Pcoci, = 0.740 bar
A,G-
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