Queston 15Consider the followine reaction at 25°c if CiS=0.0029 atm,'Pers= 0.27 atmyand Peiz=0.PCls1) +Cl, (4) – PC Is (5) 4Hns-37.9 KJ, AS rxn = -0.1702 KJ/ Kan-87.9 KJ,AS rxn = -o.1702 KJ/ KWhat is thevalue of Q?what is the value of AG?Is the recction spontaneous unden the se conditions?

Sponteniaty of a reaction is determined by change in free energy.

Queston 15 Consider the following reaction at 25°C it PCis= and Pe1z= reac tion at 25°c if CIS=0.00 21 atm, 'rers= 0.21 atm, PC15=0.0029 atm 0.40 atm. PCl() +Cl, 6) PCIS (9) 4Hrins-87.9 KJ,AS rxn = -o.1702 KJ/ K ミu What is the 2 プッA what is the value of AG? Is the recction spontaneous unden these conditions? ds

Queston 15 Consider the following reaction at 25°C it PCis= and Pe1z= reac tion at 25°c if CIS=0.00 21 atm, 'rers= 0.21 atm, PC15=0.0029 atm 0.40 atm. PCl() +Cl, 6) PCIS (9) 4Hrins-87.9 KJ,AS rxn = -o.1702 KJ/ K ミu What is the 2 プッA what is the value of AG? Is the recction spontaneous unden these conditions? ds

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