9:24Consider the reaction at 298 K.2Cgraphite) + 0,g)- 2COg)AH=-2210 klmolCalculate the quantities for AS. AS. ASmirASJ(mol - K)ASM(mol - K)J(mol - K)

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Consider the reaction at 298 K. 2C(graphite) + O,g) 2C0(g) AH-221.0 k/mol Calculate the quantities for AS AS ASmir AS J(mol K) Mmol - K) ASu

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Consider the reaction at 298 K.
2Cgraphite) + 0,g)- 2COg)
AH=-2210 klmol
Calculate the quantities for AS. AS. ASmir
AS
J(mol - K)
AS
M(mol - K)
J(mol - K)

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