Use the data below to calculate ΔG at 245 K for each of the following reactions.  Compound ΔG°f (kJ/mol) ΔH°f (kJ/mol) ΔS°f (J/mol·K)  H2S(g)  -33.01  -20.17  205.6  O2(g)  0  0  205.0  H2O(g)  -228.6  -241.8  188.7  SO2(g)  -300.1  -296.8  248.2  SO3(g)  -371.1  -395.7  256.8  H2SO4(l)  -690.0  -814.0  156.9  S(g)  236.7  277.2  167.8  H2O(l)  -237.2  -285.8  70.0   2H2​S(g)+3O2​(g) --> 2H2​O(g)+2SO2​(g) ΔG245  =   ___  kJ

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