The standard reaction Gibbs free energy of the isomerisation of cis-2-pentene to trans-2-pentene is -3.67 kJ mol¹ at 400 K. Calculate the equilibrium constant of the isomerisation. (c) How does the equilibrium constant from (c) change with increasing concentration of cis-2-pentene?

The standard reaction Gibbs free energy of the isomerisation of cis-2-pentene to trans-2-pentene is -3.67 kJ mol¹ at 400 K. Calculate the equilibrium constant of the isomerisation. (c) How does the equilibrium constant from (c) change with increasing concentration of cis-2-pentene?

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The standard reaction Gibbs free energy of the isomerisation of cis-2-pentene to trans-2-pentene is -3.67 kJ
mol¹ at 400 K. Calculate the equilibrium constant of the isomerisation.
(c) How does the equilibrium constant from (c) change with increasing concentration of cis-2-pentene?

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