Question 12Calculate AG for the reaction below at 25°C and 1 atm.2C)H2)_+ S02(e + 4CO2(g) + 2H20(0ao, mol) 209.2-237.2-394.4O -1409O -2599 kJO-1643 JO-2470 k The AH of the reaction is 1367 k. Calculate A for the reaction at 25°C0-1346

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Question 12 Calculate AG" for the reaction below at 25°C and 1 atm. 2CH)_+ S02(e) - 4CO2(2) + 2H20(0 so mol) 209.2 -394 4 -237.2 O -1409 k O -2599 kJ O-1643 J 02470 J

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