If AG (CO(g))--137.2 kJ/mol, 4G, (CO₂(g))--394.4 kJ/mol and 4G, (CeO₂(s))--1026.0 kJ/mol, calculate the standard free energy change at 25 °C for reduction of CeO₂(s) to Ce(s) using Part 1 carbon. Note: the reaction proceeds with the formation of carbon monoxide. kJ

If AG (CO(g))--137.2 kJ/mol, 4G, (CO₂(g))--394.4 kJ/mol and 4G, (CeO₂(s))--1026.0 kJ/mol, calculate the standard free energy change at 25 °C for reduction of CeO₂(s) to Ce(s) using Part 1 carbon. Note: the reaction proceeds with the formation of carbon monoxide. kJ

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