Consider the reaction CO(g) + 2H2(g) CH3OH(/) at 25°CCalculate value of the equilibrium constant (Kp) for this reaction at 25°C.HINT: first calculate H and S 8:45A onlcourses.tridenttech.eduodynamic Data :Substance and StateAH;" (kJ/mol)S° (J/mol K)C (s)6.CH:OH (g)-201240CH:OH (I)-239127C2HSOH (g)-235283C2HSOH (I)-278161CO (g)-111198CO2 (g)-394214CH: (g)-75186CaH2 (g)227201CaH4 (g)52220H2 (g)131HCN (g)135202H20 (1)-28670H20 (g)-242189H202 (1)-188110H2S (g)-21206Hg (g)61175Hg (I)76N2 (g)192NH3 (g)-46192N2O (g)82220NO (g)90211NO2 (g)33240O2 (g)205S (s)32SO2 (g)-297248

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Consider the reaction CO(g) + 2H2(g) CH3OH(/) at 25°C
Calculate value of the equilibrium constant (Kp) for this reaction at 25°C.
HINT: first calculate H and S

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odynamic Data :
Substance and State
AH;" (kJ/mol)
S° (J/mol K)
C (s)
6.
CH:OH (g)
-201
240
CH:OH (I)
-239
127
C2HSOH (g)
-235
283
C2HSOH (I)
-278
161
CO (g)
-111
198
CO2 (g)
-394
214
CH: (g)
-75
186
CaH2 (g)
227
201
CaH4 (g)
52
220
H2 (g)
131
HCN (g)
135
202
H20 (1)
-286
70
H20 (g)
-242
189
H202 (1)
-188
110
H2S (g)
-21
206
Hg (g)
61
175
Hg (I)
76
N2 (g)
192
NH3 (g)
-46
192
N2O (g)
82
220
NO (g)
90
211
NO2 (g)
33
240
O2 (g)
205
S (s)
32
SO2 (g)
-297
248

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