Take all the thermodynamic data from your textbook. Assume the data do not vary with temperature.(a) Calculate AS uniy for the reaction H₂O₂(1)→ H₂O₂(g) at 178.0°C.Enter your answer in the box provided.J/K mol(b) Is the reaction spontaneous, nonspontaneous, or an equilibrium process?Select the best single answer.spontaneousOnonspontaneousan equilibrium process(c) The reaction NH3(g) + HCl(g) → NH4Cl(s) is spontaneous in the forward direction at roomtemperature. Determine the temperature at which it is no longer spontaneous in the forward direction.Enter your answer in the box provided.°C(d) Determine the boiling point of Br₂.Enter your answer in the box provided.°C

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Take all the thermodynamic data from your textbook. Assume the data do not vary with temperature. (a) Calculate AS univ for the reaction H₂O₂(0)→ H₂O₂(g) at 178.0°C. Enter your answer in the box provided. J/K mol (b) Is the reaction spontaneous, nonspontaneous, or an equilibrium process? Select the best single answer. spontaneous nonspontaneous an equilibrium process (e) The reaction NH3(g) + HCl(g) → NH4Cl(s) is spontaneous in the forward direction at room - temperature. Determine the temperature at which it is no longer spontaneous in the forward direction Enter your answer in the box provided. °C (d) Determine the boiling point of Br₂. Enter your answer in the box provided. oc

Take all the thermodynamic data from your textbook. Assume the data do not vary with temperature. (a) Calculate AS univ for the reaction H₂O₂(0)→ H₂O₂(g) at 178.0°C. Enter your answer in the box provided. J/K mol (b) Is the reaction spontaneous, nonspontaneous, or an equilibrium process? Select the best single answer. spontaneous nonspontaneous an equilibrium process (e) The reaction NH3(g) + HCl(g) → NH4Cl(s) is spontaneous in the forward direction at room - temperature. Determine the temperature at which it is no longer spontaneous in the forward direction Enter your answer in the box provided. °C (d) Determine the boiling point of Br₂. Enter your answer in the box provided. oc

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Take all the thermodynamic data from your textbook. Assume the data do not vary with temperature.
(a) Calculate AS uniy for the reaction H₂O₂(1)→ H₂O₂(g) at 178.0°C.
Enter your answer in the box provided.
J/K mol
(b) Is the reaction spontaneous, nonspontaneous, or an equilibrium process?
Select the best single answer.
spontaneous
O
nonspontaneous
an equilibrium process
(c) The reaction NH3(g) + HCl(g) → NH4Cl(s) is spontaneous in the forward direction at room
temperature. Determine the temperature at which it is no longer spontaneous in the forward direction.
Enter your answer in the box provided.
°C
(d) Determine the boiling point of Br₂.
Enter your answer in the box provided.
°C

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