Question: 1. For the reaction CO(g) + H₂O(g) = CO₂(g) + H₂(g) The following are the absolute entropies, Sº, and heats of formation AH°, at 25°C: sº (eu) AH (cal) CO H₂O CO₂ H₂ 47.3 45.11 51.06 31.21 -26,420 -57,800 -94,050 Assuming that AHO is constant with T, calculate K, for the reaction at 600K. Assuming that AHO is constant with T, calculate K, for the reaction at 600K.

Question: 1. For the reaction CO(g) + H₂O(g) = CO₂(g) + H₂(g) The following are the absolute entropies, Sº, and heats of formation AH°, at 25°C: sº (eu) AH (cal) CO H₂O CO₂ H₂ 47.3 45.11 51.06 31.21 -26,420 -57,800 -94,050 Assuming that AHO is constant with T, calculate K, for the reaction at 600K. Assuming that AHO is constant with T, calculate K, for the reaction at 600K.

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