The standard state Gibb's energy for the reaction below is -120 kJ/mol. 2H,S(g) + 30,(g)=2H,0(g) + 2SO,(g) What is the Gibb's energy change for the reaction when it starts with the following concentrations at 30 C? Concentration Compound (M) H2S 0.025 O2 0.010 H20 2.5 SO2 3.3 -93.8 kJ/mol 63.9 kJ/mol 93.8 kJ/mol -56.0 kJ/mol

The standard state Gibb's energy for the reaction below is -120 kJ/mol. 2H,S(g) + 30,(g)=2H,0(g) + 2SO,(g) What is the Gibb's energy change for the reaction when it starts with the following concentrations at 30 C? Concentration Compound (M) H2S 0.025 O2 0.010 H20 2.5 SO2 3.3 -93.8 kJ/mol 63.9 kJ/mol 93.8 kJ/mol -56.0 kJ/mol

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