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Determine AG for the reaction CH, (g) +20, (g) ->2H,O(1) + CO,(g) and at 25°C. AH° =-256 kJ/mol, AS = +514 J/mol·K (Please show the final answer with 4 sig figs).

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Determine AG for the reaction CH, (g) +20, (g)
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