List the reference values for AG and S* of each reaction component and calculate AG n and AStheorstical for the reaction. Using AG on and the average of the experimentally determined 2. value for AH in this experiment, report semi-experimental value for AS (assume standard temperature). Compare this value to the theoretical value (AStneoretica) and calculate a percent error. What would cause any variance? (You must show your calculations.) Given: AG (k)/mol) S° (U/mol*K) O (kl/mol) 41.6 (J/mol*K) -237.13 (kJ/mol) 69.9 (J/mol*K) 897.5 (kJ/mol) 83.4 (J/mol* K) O (kl/mol) 131.0 (J/mol*K) AG (kJ/mol) S° (J/mol*K) Reaction Component Ca(s) H20(1) Ca(OH)2(s) H2(g)

List the reference values for AG and S* of each reaction component and calculate AG n and AStheorstical for the reaction. Using AG on and the average of the experimentally determined 2. value for AH in this experiment, report semi-experimental value for AS (assume standard temperature). Compare this value to the theoretical value (AStneoretica) and calculate a percent error. What would cause any variance? (You must show your calculations.) Given: AG (k)/mol) S° (U/molK) O (kl/mol) 41.6 (J/molK) -237.13 (kJ/mol) 69.9 (J/molK) 897.5 (kJ/mol) 83.4 (J/mol K) O (kl/mol) 131.0 (J/molK) AG (kJ/mol) S° (J/molK) Reaction Component Ca(s) H20(1) Ca(OH)2(s) H2(g)

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