QUESTION 14 Consider a hypothetical reaction: A (1) B (s) + C (g) (AH = 188 kJ/mol and AS° = 170. J/mol K). Calculate (a) AG° at 900. °C, (b) equilibrium constant K at 900. °C, and (c) the pressure of C at equilibrium (in atm) at 900. °C Example of answer: (a) AG° at 900. °C = [type your answer] kJ/mol. (b) K at 900. °C= [type your answer] (c) Pc at 900. °C = [type your answer] atm %3D

QUESTION 14 Consider a hypothetical reaction: A (1) B (s) + C (g) (AH = 188 kJ/mol and AS° = 170. J/mol K). Calculate (a) AG° at 900. °C, (b) equilibrium constant K at 900. °C, and (c) the pressure of C at equilibrium (in atm) at 900. °C Example of answer: (a) AG° at 900. °C = [type your answer] kJ/mol. (b) K at 900. °C= [type your answer] (c) Pc at 900. °C = [type your answer] atm %3D

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