Consider the reaction below:A(aq) B(aq)⇒A 1.000 M solution of A was heated at different temperatures.At 73.5 °C, AG was determined to be 4.40 kJ.If at 176.9 °C, the equilibrium mixture contains [A] = 0.275 MDetermine AH° for this reaction:AHOΔΗrxen(kJ/mol)=humber (rtol=0.02, atol=1e-08)

Consider the reaction below: A(aq) B(aq) A 1.000 M solution of A was heated at different temperatures. At 73.5 °C, AG was determined to be 4.40 kJ. rxn If at 176.9 °C, the equilibrium mixture contains [A] = 0.275 M 1 Determine AH° for this reaction:

Consider the reaction below: A(aq) B(aq) A 1.000 M solution of A was heated at different temperatures. At 73.5 °C, AG was determined to be 4.40 kJ. rxn If at 176.9 °C, the equilibrium mixture contains [A] = 0.275 M 1 Determine AH° for this reaction:

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