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The Gibbs energy of transition from metallic white tin (a-Sn) to nonmetallic grey tin (ß-Sn) is +0.13 kJ mol-¹ at 298 K. Which is the reference state of tin at this temperature?

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The Gibbs energy of transition from metallic white tin (a-Sn) to nonmetallic
grey tin (ß-Sn) is +0.13 kJ mol−¹ at 298 K. Which is the reference state of tin at
this temperature?

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