For the same reaction as in theprevious problem (AH°298+121 kJandAS° = + .1338 kJ/K), what is AG° (inkJ) at 1500 K?O + 322O - 200.7O - 32.2O + 79.7O - 79.7 If a chemical reaction has AH°298+121 kJ and AS° = + .1338 kJ/K,what isAG°298 (in kJ)?O - 161O + 81.1O - 81.1O + 161O - 39.9

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For the same reaction as in the previous problem (AH°298 = +121 kJ and AS° = + .1338 kJ/K), what is AG° (in kJ) at 1500 K? O + 322 O - 200.7 O - 32.2 O + 79.7 O- 79.7

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For the same reaction as in the
previous problem (AH°298
+121 kJ
and
AS° = + .1338 kJ/K), what is AG° (in
kJ) at 1500 K?
O + 322
O - 200.7
O - 32.2
O + 79.7
O - 79.7

If a chemical reaction has AH°298
+121 kJ and AS° = + .1338 kJ/K,
what is
AG°298 (in kJ)?
O - 161
O + 81.1
O - 81.1
O + 161
O - 39.9

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