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For a particular process, if the change in enthalpy is -115.0 130.00 °C, what is the change in free energy? • Include a negative sign in your answer, if appropriate. • Round your answer to the nearest tenth. Provide your answer below: kJ/mol kJ mol and the change in entropy is -43.00 J mol K at

For a particular process, if the change in enthalpy is -115.0 130.00 °C, what is the change in free energy? • Include a negative sign in your answer, if appropriate. • Round your answer to the nearest tenth. Provide your answer below: kJ/mol kJ mol and the change in entropy is -43.00 J mol K at

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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