Please use the values in the resources listed below instead of the textbook values.Nitric oxide (NO) from car exhaust is a primary air pollutant. Calculate the equilibrium constant for the reactionN2(g) + O2(g)=2 NO(g)at 25°C using the data listed in the supporting materials.4.04.096e-31 XA 4e-31Calculate the equilibrium constant at 1496°C, which is a typical temperature inside the cylinders of a car's engine after it has been running for some time. (Assume that both ArH° and ArS° are temperature independent.)4.0 1.036 KNO2(s)KNO3(s)-369.8152.1-415.1N2(g)191.6-57.1-494.6133.1-394.9N2H4(g)95.4238.524.3KOH(s)N2H4(g)N,H¾(1)-424.878.9-379.195.40KO,(s)K2CO3(s)-284.9116.7-319.750.63149.4149.4-1150.2155.4-1196.5N2H4(1)50.6K202(s)N20(g)N203(g)N204(g)N204(1)-494.1102.1-524.581.56220.0103.6314.7Kr(g)Li(g)164.186.6-7.2159.3138.8117.99.7304.398.3Li(s)28.03-19.5209.297.5LiBr(s)-351.2-373.4Na(g)Na(s)74.3107.5153.777.0LİCI(s)LiF(s)-408.659.3-426.351.21-616.035.7-626.6NaBr(s)-361.0686.82-348.98NaCl(s)NaCIO3(s)Lil(s)-270.486.8-296.3-411.272.13-384.1LIOH(s)-487.250.21-443.9-365.8123.4-402.6Li,0(s)-597.937.6-609.1NaCIO4(s)-383.3142.3-425.7147.1102.8NaF(s)NaHCO3(s)Mg(g)148.6-576.651.1-546.3102.1Mg(s)MgBr2(s)32.68-947.7-851.9-524.3117.2-559.2Nal(s)NaNO2(s)-287.898.53-286.1MgCO3(s)-1095.865.7-1012.1-358.7103.8-389.6MgCl2(s)-641.389.62-591.8NaNO3(s)-467.9116.5-502.6Mg0(s)-601.826.78-569.6NaOH(s)-425.664.46-379.5Mn(g)280.7173.7228.9NaO2(s)-260.2115.9-294.8Mn(s)32.0-9.5Na,CO3(s)-1130.9135.98-1047.7Na20(s)Na202(s)MnCl2(s)-481.3118.2-516.5-414.275.1-436.6MnO(s)MnO2(s)-385.259.7-403.0-510.995.0-539.2-520.053.1-535.8Na,S(s)-364.883.7-389.8N(g)NH2CH2CO2H(s)Na,SO3(s)Na,SO4(s)470.7153.3455.5-1100.8145.9-1144.3-527.5103.5-558.4-1387.1149.6-1431.7NH3(g)-46.3192.5-16.6Ne(g)146.3TITStandard State Thermodynamic DataformulaAH º (kJ/mol)s° J/mol·K)AG° (kJ/mol)formulaAHº (kJ/mol)s° J/mol·K)AG° (kJ/mol)Ni(g)Ni(s)NiCl2(s)429.7182.2375.4SF.(g)-1209291.8-1105.3SO(g)SOCI2(g)SO2(g)29.9-8.96.3222.0-59.9-305.397.7-334.4-212.5309.8-304.9O(g)02(g)249.4161.0231.7-296.1248.5-300.1205.0SO2C12(g)-364.0311.9-457.0

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Please use the values in the resources listed below instead of the textbook values. Nitric oxide (NO) from car exhaust is a primary air pollutant. Calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction N2(9) + O2(9)=2 NO(g) at 25°C using the data listed in the supporting materials. 04.096e-31 x 4e-31 Calculate the equilibrium constant at 1496°C, which is a typical temperature inside the cylinders of a car's engine after it has been running for some time. (Assume that both A,H° and A,S° are temperature independent.) D 1.036

Please use the values in the resources listed below instead of the textbook values. Nitric oxide (NO) from car exhaust is a primary air pollutant. Calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction N2(9) + O2(9)=2 NO(g) at 25°C using the data listed in the supporting materials. 04.096e-31 x 4e-31 Calculate the equilibrium constant at 1496°C, which is a typical temperature inside the cylinders of a car's engine after it has been running for some time. (Assume that both A,H° and A,S° are temperature independent.) D 1.036

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