From data given below, calculate AH°, AS", and AG for the following reaction at 25°C.+ 6H2O(1) CgH12 O6(s)+ 602 (9)6CO2 (9)AH -393.5 kJ/molAG -394 kl/molS 214 J/K-mol-286-1275-237-91170212205AH°kJAS =J/KAG =kJ

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From data given below, calculate AH°, AS", and AG for the following reaction at 25°C. + 6H2O(1) CH12 O6(s) 6CO2 (9) AH -393.5 kJ/mol AG -394 kl/mol S 214 J/K-mol + 602 (9) -286 -1275 -237 -911 70 212 205 AH kJ AS J/K %3D AG = kJ

From data given below, calculate AH°, AS", and AG for the following reaction at 25°C. + 6H2O(1) CH12 O6(s) 6CO2 (9) AH -393.5 kJ/mol AG -394 kl/mol S 214 J/K-mol + 602 (9) -286 -1275 -237 -911 70 212 205 AH kJ AS J/K %3D AG = kJ

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