For the following transformation, AG = 96 J/mole. %3D Rhombic Sulfur (25°C) Monoclinic Sulfur (25°C) Acti Assuming the Entropy of each substance does not vary significantly with temperature, at vhat temperature will these two phases of Sulfur be in equilibrium? S° (Rhom) S° (Mono) 31.88 J/K mole %3D 32.55 J/K mole %3D

For the following transformation, AG = 96 J/mole. %3D Rhombic Sulfur (25°C) Monoclinic Sulfur (25°C) Acti Assuming the Entropy of each substance does not vary significantly with temperature, at vhat temperature will these two phases of Sulfur be in equilibrium? S° (Rhom) S° (Mono) 31.88 J/K mole %3D 32.55 J/K mole %3D

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