+ H0 (8)CO(g)For the reaction- CO.+ H2(8) · calculate the following reaction's thermodynamic variables:2(g)a) 4Hb) 45°C) AGd) the temperature at which the reaction starts to be spontaneous

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+ H0 (8) (g) For the reaction CO - CO + H 2(8) 2(8) · calculate the following reaction's thermodynamic variables: a) 4H b) 4s° C) AG° d) the temperature at which the reaction starts to be spontaneous

+ H0 (8) (g) For the reaction CO - CO + H 2(8) 2(8) · calculate the following reaction's thermodynamic variables: a) 4H b) 4s° C) AG° d) the temperature at which the reaction starts to be spontaneous

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+ H0 (8)
CO
(g)
For the reaction
- CO.
+ H
2(8) · calculate the following reaction's thermodynamic variables:
2(g)
a) 4H
b) 45°
C) AG
d) the temperature at which the reaction starts to be spontaneous

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