In the parallel universe, the thermodynamic data are different but the thermodynamic law are the same. The combustion of ethyne (C2H2) is used in the fuel cell and operates at 25°C. The products are water and carbon dioxide. Please calculate Eg of the fuel cell and write the unit of E° in VI. Here are the thermodynamic data in the parallel universe at 25°C AG;(kJ/mol) Chemicals C2H2(g) 165.6 Oz(g) 32.4 CO2(g) -323.9 H20(1) -336.9

In the parallel universe, the thermodynamic data are different but the thermodynamic law are the same. The combustion of ethyne (C2H2) is used in the fuel cell and operates at 25°C. The products are water and carbon dioxide. Please calculate Eg of the fuel cell and write the unit of E° in VI. Here are the thermodynamic data in the parallel universe at 25°C AG;(kJ/mol) Chemicals C2H2(g) 165.6 Oz(g) 32.4 CO2(g) -323.9 H20(1) -336.9

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