Question 12Given AG/INH3)-16.7 kmol, AG/INO) = 88.7 kmol, and. AG/[H₂0] -273,3 kJ/mol, what is AG" for the following reaction?4 NH3 (9)+502 (9)-4 NO(g) + 6 H₂0 (1)Ⓒ-1228.2 AJO-1645.3 kJ+1428.8 kJ+820.3 kJO-785.3 KJMoving to another question will save this response.

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Question 12 Given AG/INH3)*-18.7 KJ/mol, AG/[NO] = 86.7 k/mol, and, AG/H₂0] -273.3 kJ/mol, what is AG" for the following reaction? 4 NH3 (0)+502 (0) 4 NO (g) + 6 H₂0 (0) Ⓒ-1228.2 AJ O-1645.3 kJ O+1428.8 kJ +820.3 kJ O-785.3 KJ

Question 12 Given AG/INH3)*-18.7 KJ/mol, AG/[NO] = 86.7 k/mol, and, AG/H₂0] -273.3 kJ/mol, what is AG" for the following reaction? 4 NH3 (0)+502 (0) 4 NO (g) + 6 H₂0 (0) Ⓒ-1228.2 AJ O-1645.3 kJ O+1428.8 kJ +820.3 kJ O-785.3 KJ

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