PC15 – PC13 + C12. Find AG° 298 K temp.. Keq = 2.51 × 10-6 .30.2 KJ/mol31.9 Kj/mol- 30.2 KJ/mol- 31.9 KJ/mol

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PC15 – PC13 + C12. Find AG° 298 K temp.. Keq = 2.51 × 10-6 .
30.2 KJ/mol
31.9 Kj/mol
- 30.2 KJ/mol
- 31.9 KJ/mol

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