determine the free energy and the spontainety... Determine the free energy and spontaneity of photosynthesis in plants converts carbondioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.SubstanceWater (I)CarbondioxideGlucoseОхудenAH°(kJ/mol)S°(J/mol•K)-393.5-285.8-1273.3213.669.9209.2205.0

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determine the free energy and the spontainety...

Determine the free energy and spontaneity of photosynthesis in plants converts carbon
dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.
Substance
Water (I)
Carbon
dioxide
Glucose
Охудen
AH°(kJ/mol)
S°(J/mol•K)
-393.5
-285.8
-1273.3
213.6
69.9
209.2
205.0

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