Part ADetermine A,G for the following reaction:2 NO(g) + 02(9) → N2O4(9)Use the following reactions with known AG" values:N,0,(9) + 2 NO, (g). A,G = 2.8 kJ mol-1NO(g) + 02(9) → NO2(9), A:G =. 36.3 kJ molExpress your answer using one decimal place.A,G° = -75.4 kJ molSubmitPrevlous AnewersCompletedPart BNow, calculate the A:G" for the same reaction, based on the Standard Gibbs Energies of formation:ArG"NO= 87.6 kJ - molArG N204 = 99.8 k.J - molTemplates Symbols undo redo feset keyboard shortcuts helpA,G° =kJ - mol

A) The reaction taking place is given as, => 2 NO (g) + O2 (g) ------> N2O4 (g) And the…

• Part A Determine A,G° for the following reaction: 2 NO(9) + O:(9) → N30«(9) Use the following reactions with known A,G° values: N;O,(9) → 2 NO,(9). A,G° = 28 kJ mol NO(9) + † O:(9) → NO;(9). A+G° = - 30.3 kJ mol Express your answer using one decimal place. 4,G- -75.4 kJ mol Submit Provioun Answere Completed • Part B Now, calculate the A-G° for the same reaction, based on the Standard Gibbs Energies of formation: A:GʻNO= 87.6 kJ - mol A:G°N;O4= 00.8 kJ - mol Tempianes Symdois uhdó rego tesét kayboard shortcuts Heip kJ- mol

• Part A Determine A,G° for the following reaction: 2 NO(9) + O:(9) → N30«(9) Use the following reactions with known A,G° values: N;O,(9) → 2 NO,(9). A,G° = 28 kJ mol NO(9) + † O:(9) → NO;(9). A+G° = - 30.3 kJ mol Express your answer using one decimal place. 4,G- -75.4 kJ mol Submit Provioun Answere Completed • Part B Now, calculate the A-G° for the same reaction, based on the Standard Gibbs Energies of formation: A:GʻNO= 87.6 kJ - mol A:G°N;O4= 00.8 kJ - mol Tempianes Symdois uhdó rego tesét kayboard shortcuts Heip kJ- mol

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