Consider the following reaction: CO₂ (g) + CCL (9) = 2COCk (g). Calculate A,G for this reaction at 125 °C under the following conditions. Part A Pco,= 0.125 bar Poc=0.180 bar Pooc, = 0.755 bar A,G= Submit Provide Feedback 195| ΑΣΦ Request Answer kJ mol-1 Consta

Consider the following reaction: CO₂ (g) + CCL (9) = 2COCk (g). Calculate A,G for this reaction at 125 °C under the following conditions. Part A Pco,= 0.125 bar Poc=0.180 bar Pooc, = 0.755 bar A,G= Submit Provide Feedback 195| ΑΣΦ Request Answer kJ mol-1 Consta

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Consider the following reaction:
CO₂ (g) + CCL (g) = 2COCk₂ (9)
Calculate A, G for this reaction at 125 °C under
the following conditions.
Part A
Pco, = 0.125 bar
Poc=0.180 bar
Pcoci, = 0.755 bar
A.G=
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