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Determine AS° for the reaction: Sº (J/K-mol) 256.2 SO3 H₂O 69.9 H₂SO4 156.9 1343.2 J/K-mol -29.4 J/K-mol 29.4 J/K-mol 169.2 J/K-mol -169.2 J/K-mol SO3(g) + H₂O(1)→ H₂SO4(1)

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Determine AS° for the reaction:
Sº
(J/K-mol)
256.2
SO3
H₂O
69.9
H₂SO4 156.9
1343.2 J/K-mol
-29.4 J/K-mol
29.4 J/K-mol
169.2 J/K-mol
-169.2 J/K-mol
SO3(g) + H₂O(1)→ H₂SO4(1)

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