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Data Table Temp (∘C) K 6.6 216.6 18.0 187.1 56.2 140.6 81.7 121.6 this reaction would be .............. because the ...... is ....... zero . blank 1 = non - spontaneous/spontaneous blank 2 = temperature / Gibbs free energy/entropy/ enthalpy blannk 3 = less than / equal to / greater than

Data Table Temp (∘C) K 6.6 216.6 18.0 187.1 56.2 140.6 81.7 121.6 this reaction would be .............. because the ...... is ....... zero . blank 1 = non - spontaneous/spontaneous blank 2 = temperature / Gibbs free energy/entropy/ enthalpy blannk 3 = less than / equal to / greater than

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Data Table

Temp (∘C) K
6.6 216.6
18.0 187.1
56.2 140.6
81.7 121.6

this reaction would be .............. because the ...... is ....... zero . 

blank 1 = non - spontaneous/spontaneous

blank 2 = temperature / Gibbs free energy/entropy/ enthalpy 

blannk 3 = less than / equal to / greater than 

In lab a student calculates the following equilibrium concentrations for Fe³+ SCN (a) FeSCN at each of the specified temperatures. Calculate AH° in units of kJ (aq) (aq) Report your answer with two places after the decimal. mol
Transcribed Image Text:In lab a student calculates the following equilibrium concentrations for Fe³+ SCN (a) FeSCN at each of the specified temperatures. Calculate AH° in units of kJ (aq) (aq) Report your answer with two places after the decimal. mol
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