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Given the reaction: 4 NH39) + 5 O2(g) 4 NOG) + 6 H20O Determine AG° Will the reaction go spontaneously? No 241.4 kcal -241.4 kcal ||-214.4 kcal Yes

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Given the reaction:
4 NH39) + 5 O2(g)
4 NOG) + 6 H20O
Determine AG°
Will the reaction go spontaneously?
No
241.4 kcal
-241.4 kcal ||-214.4 kcal
Yes

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