Given that -RT InK = H₂-H₂-TAS, if theequilibrium constant is 0.031 and H.-H, =44 kJ, what is the value of AS and 298.15 K?(R-8.314 J mol K')Select one:Oa 20.12 J KO b. 118.8 J KO c. 12.34 J KO d. 188.8 J K

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Given that -RT InK = H, -H, -TAS, if the equilibrium constant is 0.031 and H₁-H, - 44 kJ, what is the value of AS and 298.15 K? (R-8.314 J mol K') Select one: Oa 20.12 J K O b. 118.8 J K Oc 12.34 J K K O d. 188.8 J

Given that -RT InK = H, -H, -TAS, if the equilibrium constant is 0.031 and H₁-H, - 44 kJ, what is the value of AS and 298.15 K? (R-8.314 J mol K') Select one: Oa 20.12 J K O b. 118.8 J K Oc 12.34 J K K O d. 188.8 J

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Given that -RT InK = H₂-H₂-TAS, if the
equilibrium constant is 0.031 and H.-H, =
44 kJ, what is the value of AS and 298.15 K?
(R-8.314 J mol K')
Select one:
Oa 20.12 J K
O b. 118.8 J K
O c. 12.34 J K
O d. 188.8 J K

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