Use the following standard enthalpy and entropy data to calculate the free energychange for the reaction of methane and chlorine gas to produce chloromethane at298 K:CH₂CI+ Cl₂CH₂Cl₂ + HCISubstance AH," (kl/mol)CH₂Cl(g)Cl₂CH₂Cl₂(E)HCI(g)-106 kJ-0.0730 kJ-118 kJ422 kJ81.9095.4-92.35° (1/K*mol)234.6223.1270.2186.9

For the reaction, CH3Cl+Cl2→CH2Cl2+HCl Given, For CH3Cl, ∆Hf0=-81.9 KJ/mol, S0=234.6 J/Kmol Cl2,…

Use the following standard enthalpy and entropy data to calculate the free energy change for the reaction of methane and chlorine gas to produce chloromethane at 298 K: CH3CI+ Cl2CH₂Cl₂ + HCI Substance AH," (kl/mol) CH,CI(g) Cl₂ CH₂Cl₂(g) HCI(g) -81.9 0 95.4 -92.3 5° (1/K*mol) 234.6 223.1 270.2 186.9

Use the following standard enthalpy and entropy data to calculate the free energy change for the reaction of methane and chlorine gas to produce chloromethane at 298 K: CH3CI+ Cl2CH₂Cl₂ + HCI Substance AH," (kl/mol) CH,CI(g) Cl₂ CH₂Cl₂(g) HCI(g) -81.9 0 95.4 -92.3 5° (1/K*mol) 234.6 223.1 270.2 186.9

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