The equilibrium constant for the reaction }CL(g) + }F,(g) CIF(g) is measured to be 9.3 × 10° at 298 K and 3.3 × 107 at 398 K. (a) Calculate AG° at 298 K for the reaction. (b) Calculate AH° and AS°, assuming the enthalpy and entropy changes to be independent of temperature between 298 and 398 K.

The equilibrium constant for the reaction }CL(g) + }F,(g) CIF(g) is measured to be 9.3 × 10° at 298 K and 3.3 × 107 at 398 K. (a) Calculate AG° at 298 K for the reaction. (b) Calculate AH° and AS°, assuming the enthalpy and entropy changes to be independent of temperature between 298 and 398 K.

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Chapter17: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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