Consider the reaction:2H2O2(1)2H20(1) + O2(g)Using standard thermodynamic data at 298K, calculate the free energy change when 2.26 moles ofH2O2(1) react at standard conditions.AG°rxn|kJ HydrogenAH°F (kJ/mol) AG°F (kJ/mol)s° (J/mol K)H2 (g)130.7H (g)218.0203.2114.7H* (g)1536.2H* (aq)OH (aq)-230.0-157.0-11.0H20 (1)-285.8-237.169.9H20 (g)-241.8-228.6188.8H202 (1)-187.8-120.4109.6

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