coretically, one can obtain zinc from an ore containing zinc sulfide, ZnS, by the reactionZnS(s) → Zn(s) + S(s)Show by calculation that this reaction is not feasible at 25°C.Substance AH{°, kJ/mol S°, J/mol KZnS(s)-206.057.7Zn(s)0.41.6S(s)0.31.8SO2(g)-296.8248.1O2(g)205.0a The standard free energy (AG°) can be calculated usingAG° = AH° – TASWhat is the value for AHº?AHkJWhat is the value for AS°?AS° =J/KWhat is the value for AG°?AG° =kJ

Theoretically, one can obtain zinc from an ore containing zinc sulfide, ZnS, by the reaction ZnS(s) → Zn(s)+ S(s) how by calculation that this reaction is not feasible at 25°C. Substance AH{°, kJ/mol S°, J/mol K ZnS(s) -206.0 57.7 Zn(s) 41.6 S(s) 0. 31.8 SO2(g) -296.8 248.1 O2(g) 205.0 a The standard free energy (AG°) can be calculated using AG° = AH° – TAS What is the value for AH°? AH = kJ What is the value for AS°? AS° = J/K What is the value for AG°? AG° = kJ

Theoretically, one can obtain zinc from an ore containing zinc sulfide, ZnS, by the reaction ZnS(s) → Zn(s)+ S(s) how by calculation that this reaction is not feasible at 25°C. Substance AH{°, kJ/mol S°, J/mol K ZnS(s) -206.0 57.7 Zn(s) 41.6 S(s) 0. 31.8 SO2(g) -296.8 248.1 O2(g) 205.0 a The standard free energy (AG°) can be calculated using AG° = AH° – TAS What is the value for AH°? AH = kJ What is the value for AS°? AS° = J/K What is the value for AG°? AG° = kJ

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