Consider the following dissolution of lead(II) fluoride (PBF2(s):U -119.0 JK'moiO 105.8 J K-1 mol1PBF2(s) - Pb2*(aq) + 2 F(aq)Below is a table of thermodynamic quantities pertaining to thisreaction:SubmitPrevious AnswersSubstanceAHP (kJ mol-1)S° (JK1 mol1)CompletedPBF2(s)-664.0110.5Part CPb2*(aq)0.918.5Given that A,H = -5.9 kJ mol1 and A,S° = -119.6 JK1 mol1, determine the standard Gibbs energy of reaction (A,G°) for the dissolution of lead(II) fluoride at 36 °C.F(ag)-335.4-13.8O -1.6 kJ mol1O 37.0 kJ mol-1O -42.9 kJ mol-1O 31.1 kJ mol1

Gibbs free energy is given by. ∆rG° = ∆rH° - T∆rS°-S∆rT At constant Temperature ∆rT=0 So, ∆rG° =…

Part C Given that 4,HP = -5.9 kJ mol1 and A,S° = -119.6 JK1 mor1, determine the standard Gibbs energy of reaction (4,G°) for the dissolution of lead(II) fluoride at 36 °C. %3D -1.6 kJ mol" O 37.0 kJ mol -42.9 kJ mol O 31.1 kJ mor

Part C Given that 4,HP = -5.9 kJ mol1 and A,S° = -119.6 JK1 mor1, determine the standard Gibbs energy of reaction (4,G°) for the dissolution of lead(II) fluoride at 36 °C. %3D -1.6 kJ mol" O 37.0 kJ mol -42.9 kJ mol O 31.1 kJ mor

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Consider the following dissolution of lead(II) fluoride (PBF2(s):
U -119.0 JK'moi
O 105.8 J K-1 mol1
PBF2(s) - Pb2*(aq) + 2 F(aq)
Below is a table of thermodynamic quantities pertaining to this
reaction:
Submit
Previous Answers
Substance
AHP (kJ mol-1)
S° (JK1 mol1)
Completed
PBF2(s)
-664.0
110.5
Part C
Pb2*(aq)
0.9
18.5
Given that A,H = -5.9 kJ mol1 and A,S° = -119.6 JK1 mol1, determine the standard Gibbs energy of reaction (A,G°) for the dissolution of lead(II) fluoride at 36 °C.
F(ag)
-335.4
-13.8
O -1.6 kJ mol1
O 37.0 kJ mol-1
O -42.9 kJ mol-1
O 31.1 kJ mol1

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