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Now-that you know your value of AS for NaNO3, explain whether the dissolution reaction for NaNO3 in water would be spontaneous. a) At low temperature b) At high temperature

Now-that you know your value of AS for NaNO3, explain whether the dissolution reaction for NaNO3 in water would be spontaneous. a) At low temperature b) At high temperature

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Post-Lab Questions Now-that you know your value of AS for NaNO3, explain whether the dissolution reaction for NaNO3 in water would be spontaneous. a) At low temperature b) At high temperature
Transcribed Image Text:Post-Lab Questions Now-that you know your value of AS for NaNO3, explain whether the dissolution reaction for NaNO3 in water would be spontaneous. a) At low temperature b) At high temperature
ntropy, Gibbs Free Energy, and Reaction Quotient Data Table ntity: Na NOz Trial # Mass of water( g) Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 23.811 22ss 23.894 24.006 Mass of NaNO3 (g) T; (°C) from graph T;(°C) from graph AT of solution (°C) 2.135 2.096 2.022 21.2 17.8 -3.4 -369.1 -435. O 14695 1764O 50 55.19 19.4 19.3 15.4 15.2 -4.0 q in Joules AH (J/mol) minimum AS (J/mol-K) 60.3 minimum AS (J/mol·K), average
Transcribed Image Text:ntropy, Gibbs Free Energy, and Reaction Quotient Data Table ntity: Na NOz Trial # Mass of water( g) Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 23.811 22ss 23.894 24.006 Mass of NaNO3 (g) T; (°C) from graph T;(°C) from graph AT of solution (°C) 2.135 2.096 2.022 21.2 17.8 -3.4 -369.1 -435. O 14695 1764O 50 55.19 19.4 19.3 15.4 15.2 -4.0 q in Joules AH (J/mol) minimum AS (J/mol-K) 60.3 minimum AS (J/mol·K), average
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