Given the following, determine S° at 298 K for one mole of NO(g). 2NO(g) + O2(g)→2NO,(g); AS° =-146.7 J/K at 298K Substance S° (J/(mol · K)) at 298 K NO(g) ? O2(g) 205.1 NO2(g) 240.0 a) -90.85 J/K O b) -421.7 J/K Oc) c) 421.7 J/K O d) +90.85 J/K O e) 210.9 J/K

Given the following, determine S° at 298 K for one mole of NO(g). 2NO(g) + O2(g)→2NO,(g); AS° =-146.7 J/K at 298K Substance S° (J/(mol · K)) at 298 K NO(g) ? O2(g) 205.1 NO2(g) 240.0 a) -90.85 J/K O b) -421.7 J/K Oc) c) 421.7 J/K O d) +90.85 J/K O e) 210.9 J/K

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Given the following, determine S° at 298 K for one mole of NO(g).
2NO(g) + O2(g)→2NO,(g); AS° =-146.7 J/K at 298K
Substance S° (J/(mol · K)) at 298 K
NO(g)
?
O2(g)
205.1
NO2(g)
240.0
a) -90.85 J/K
O b) -421.7 J/K
Oc)
c) 421.7 J/K
O d) +90.85 J/K
O
e) 210.9 J/K

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