Question 17For the reaction CO (g) + Cl2 (g) - CICOCI (g), AS°xn = -97.0 Jmol" K and AH xn = -220. kJ/mol. What is the standard Gibbs Free Energy, AG°rxn: for this reaction at 300 K?O -252 kJ/molO 63.0 kJ/molO 3.24x104 kJ/molO -191 kJ/molO 2.87x104 kJ/mol

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For the reaction CO (g) + Cl2 (g) - CICOCI (g), AS pxn = -97.0 Jmol"K1 and AHpxn = -220. kJ/mol. What is the standard Gibbs Free Energy, AG pxn, for this reaction at 300 K? O -252 kJ/mol O 63.0 kJ/mol O 3.24x104 kJ/mol O -191 kJ/mol O 2.87x104 kJ/mol

For the reaction CO (g) + Cl2 (g) - CICOCI (g), AS pxn = -97.0 Jmol"K1 and AHpxn = -220. kJ/mol. What is the standard Gibbs Free Energy, AG pxn, for this reaction at 300 K? O -252 kJ/mol O 63.0 kJ/mol O 3.24x104 kJ/mol O -191 kJ/mol O 2.87x104 kJ/mol

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