Given the informationA+B 2DCIDcalculate AG at 298 K for the reactionA+B 2CAG =x10AH = 641.6 kJAH* = 488.0 kJTOOLSAS = 335.0 J/KAS-146.0 J/KkJ

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Given the information A+B 2D CID calculate AG at 298 K for the reaction A+B 2C AH' = 641.6 kJ AH = 488.0 kJ AG = AS = 335.0 J/K AS = -146.0 J/K kJ

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Given the information
A+B 2D
CID
calculate AG at 298 K for the reaction
A+B 2C
AG =
x10
AH = 641.6 kJ
AH* = 488.0 kJ
TOOLS
AS = 335.0 J/K
AS-146.0 J/K
kJ

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