QUESTION 29 Consider the reaction given below H₂ (0)-F2 (g)-2 HF (g) for which AGxn=-541.4 kmol What is the Gibbs Free Energy Change. AG rn under non-standard conditions for this reaction at 25 "C if the partial pressure of each substance is listed below? PH2=8.2 atm O a. 4Gxn=-542.8 kJ/mol F b.4Gran-704.3 kJ/mol Oc AG-548.6 kJ/mol O d. AGran=-554.1 kJ/mol O e. 4Gnm = -557.9 kJ/mol PF2=4.6 atm PHF -0.22 atm

QUESTION 29 Consider the reaction given below H₂ (0)-F2 (g)-2 HF (g) for which AGxn=-541.4 kmol What is the Gibbs Free Energy Change. AG rn under non-standard conditions for this reaction at 25 "C if the partial pressure of each substance is listed below? PH2=8.2 atm O a. 4Gxn=-542.8 kJ/mol F b.4Gran-704.3 kJ/mol Oc AG-548.6 kJ/mol O d. AGran=-554.1 kJ/mol O e. 4Gnm = -557.9 kJ/mol PF2=4.6 atm PHF -0.22 atm

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