Review I CoPart AMISSED THIS? Read Section 19.6(Papes 863 - 867): Watch KCV 19.6. IWE 19.4.AH =-98 kJ, AS-145 J/K, T = 297 KCalculate the change in Gibbs free energy for eachof the following seots of AH, ASn, and T.(Assume that all reactants and products are in theirstandard states.)Express your answer as an integer.AG =kJSubmitRequest AnswerPart BAHan =-98 kJ, ASan =-145 J/K, T = 850 KExpress your answer as an integer.AGkJ Part CMISSED THIS? Read Section 19.6(Pages 863-867): Watch KCV 19.6, IWE 19.4.AH = 98 kJ, AS=-145 J/K, T = 297 KExpress your answer as an integer.Calculate the change in Gibbs free energy for eachof the following sets of AHn ASan, and T.(Assume that all reactants and products are in theirstandard states.)?AGn =kJSubmitRequest AnswerPart DAHan = -98 kJ, ASi = 145 J/K, T = 408 KExpress your answer as an integer.AGan =kJSubmitRequest AnswerPart E Complete previous part(s)

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Part A THIS? Read Section 19.6 53-867): Watch KCV 19.6. IWE 19.4 AH--98 kJ, ASi-145 J/K, T- 207 K Express your answer as an integer. the change in Gibbs free energy for each owing sets of A H ASa, and T. that all reactants and products are in their states.) AG i- kJ Submit Request Answer Part B AHan =-98 kJ, AS -145 J/K, T= 850K Express your answer as an integer.

Part A THIS? Read Section 19.6 53-867): Watch KCV 19.6. IWE 19.4 AH--98 kJ, ASi-145 J/K, T- 207 K Express your answer as an integer. the change in Gibbs free energy for each owing sets of A H ASa, and T. that all reactants and products are in their states.) AG i- kJ Submit Request Answer Part B AHan =-98 kJ, AS -145 J/K, T= 850K Express your answer as an integer.

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Chapter17: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

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