Given the balanced reaction: CS₂ (9) + 3C 1₂ (9) → CC 14 (1) + S₂C1₂ (9)and the following A 64° values:1. Calculate A6° for the reaction2, calculate K for the reaction at 298KCS2 (9)C12 (9)CC 14 (1)S2 ( 12 (9)AG (KJ/mole)66.80- 66.4-29.25

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Given the balanced reachon: CS₂(g) + 3C 1₂ (9) → CC 14 (1) + S₂C1₂ (9) and the following 46° values: 1. Calculate A6° for the reaction 2, calculate K for the reaction at 298K CS2(9) C12 (9) CC 14 (1) S2 (12 (9) AG (KJ/mole) 66.8 0 - 66.4 -29.25

Given the balanced reachon: CS₂(g) + 3C 1₂ (9) → CC 14 (1) + S₂C1₂ (9) and the following 46° values: 1. Calculate A6° for the reaction 2, calculate K for the reaction at 298K CS2(9) C12 (9) CC 14 (1) S2 (12 (9) AG (KJ/mole) 66.8 0 - 66.4 -29.25

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Given the balanced reaction: CS₂ (9) + 3C 1₂ (9) → CC 14 (1) + S₂C1₂ (9)
and the following A 64° values:
1. Calculate A6° for the reaction
2, calculate K for the reaction at 298K
CS2 (9)
C12 (9)
CC 14 (1)
S2 ( 12 (9)
AG (KJ/mole)
66.8
0
- 66.4
-29.25

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