Consider this reaction: CH3COOH(I) > CH3OH(g) + CO(g) Calculate the minimum temperature at which this reaction will be spontaneous, assuming that the thermodynamic values do not vary with temperature. Standard values for CH3COOH(1): DHf= -487 kJ, S = 159.8 J/K. А) 630K B) 530K C) 430K D) 330K

Consider this reaction: CH3COOH(I) > CH3OH(g) + CO(g) Calculate the minimum temperature at which this reaction will be spontaneous, assuming that the thermodynamic values do not vary with temperature. Standard values for CH3COOH(1): DHf= -487 kJ, S = 159.8 J/K. А) 630K B) 530K C) 430K D) 330K

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Chemistry
Consider this reaction:
CH3COOH(I) > CH3OH(g) + CO(g)
Calculate the minimum temperature at
which this reaction will be spontaneous,
assuming that the thermodynamic values
do not vary with temperature. Standard
values for CH3COOH(I): DHf= -487 kJ, S =
159.8 J/K.
А) 630K
В) 53ОK
C) 430K
D) 330K

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