Given the informationА + В — 2DAH° = -684.1 kJAS° = 346.0 J/KС — DAH° = 436.0 kJAS° = -124.0 J/Kcalculate AG° at 298 K for the reactionА + В — 2СAG° =kJ

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Given the information A + B → 2D С — D AS' = 346.O J/K AS° = -124.0 J/K AH° = -684.1 kJ AH° = 436.0 kJ calculate AG° at 298 K for the reaction А +В — 2С AG° = kJ

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Given the information
А + В — 2D
AH° = -684.1 kJ
AS° = 346.0 J/K
С — D
AH° = 436.0 kJ
AS° = -124.0 J/K
calculate AG° at 298 K for the reaction
А + В — 2С
AG° =
kJ

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