and a G= △H -Tメ △SA G AH-T x AS-veReachion is spontaneaus at+ vetve2. Calculate AG° for the combustion of ethanenivis oi tinu snite2C,H6 + 702)bas 2sluor ot aslu> 4CO2) + 6H,O2(8)with the following AG°;:CH = -32.86 kJ/molCO2 = -394.4 kJ/mol%3D2(8)H,O = -237.2 kJ/molmeior ei oerovitieog6boemas pepo2MgOaboanainoqe fon al noioson ord amsam doirlwulsy ovitegeri agusl srli mori allues DA lomla avned of DA ari gniwolls ollema od fliw amoi 22THA

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ol tinu 9nit619gmot ort bne esluor ot alu > 4CO28) 2. Calculate AG° for the combustion of ethane + 6H,O) 2C,H6) + 7026) with the following AG°;: CH = -32.86 kJ/ mol %3D (8)9 CO218) = -394.4 kJ/mol orla dair H,O = -237.2 kJ/molmeion ei ogedovi Tamal yas s auose %3D

ol tinu 9nit619gmot ort bne esluor ot alu > 4CO28) 2. Calculate AG° for the combustion of ethane + 6H,O) 2C,H6) + 7026) with the following AG°;: CH = -32.86 kJ/ mol %3D (8)9 CO218) = -394.4 kJ/mol orla dair H,O = -237.2 kJ/molmeion ei ogedovi Tamal yas s auose %3D

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CH = -32.86 kJ/mol
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