QUESTION 9Ethanol and methanol mix to form an ideal solution. At 298.0 K, for ethanol AG°f =-174.78 kj mol and formethanol AGOf = -166.27 k) mol1. R= 0.0821 Latm mol1 K1 = 8.314 J mol1 K1What is the chemical potential of ethanol in a solution with a mole fraction of methanol of 0.400 at 298.0 K?OA-176.05 kj mol1OB.-177.05 kj mor1OC None of these answersOD.-168.54 kj mol1OE-167.54 kj mol1

Given that for, ethanol and methanol ideal solution mixture values are: For ethanol, ∆G⁰f= -174.78…

QUESTION 9 Ethanol and methanol mix to form an ideal solution. At 298.0K, for ethanol AG°f=-174.78 kj mol and for methanol AGf= -166.27 kj mol1, R=0.0821 L atm mol1 K1- 8.314 ) mol1 K1 What is the chemical potential of ethanol in a solution with a mole fraction of methanol of 0.400 at 298.0 K? %3D OA -176.05 kj mol1 OB -177.05 kj mor OC None of these answers OD -168.54 kj mol OE -167.54 kj mol1

QUESTION 9 Ethanol and methanol mix to form an ideal solution. At 298.0K, for ethanol AG°f=-174.78 kj mol and for methanol AGf= -166.27 kj mol1, R=0.0821 L atm mol1 K1- 8.314 ) mol1 K1 What is the chemical potential of ethanol in a solution with a mole fraction of methanol of 0.400 at 298.0 K? %3D OA -176.05 kj mol1 OB -177.05 kj mor OC None of these answers OD -168.54 kj mol OE -167.54 kj mol1

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