Using the thermodynamic information provided, what is the entropy change, AS for the balanced reaction 2NO+ O₂ → 2 NO₂? Substance AfH (kJ/mol) Se (J/mol*K) NO(g) +90.25 210.76 +33.17 240.06 0 205.14 NO2(g) O2(g) Select one: a. -114.14kJ O b. -171.9 J/mol K O c. -146.54 J/mol*K O d. +114.14kJ

Using the thermodynamic information provided, what is the entropy change, AS for the balanced reaction 2NO+ O₂ → 2 NO₂? Substance AfH (kJ/mol) Se (J/molK) NO(g) +90.25 210.76 +33.17 240.06 0 205.14 NO2(g) O2(g) Select one: a. -114.14kJ O b. -171.9 J/mol K O c. -146.54 J/molK O d. +114.14kJ

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Using the thermodynamic information provided, what is the entropy change, AS for the
balanced reaction 2NO+ O₂ → 2 NO₂?
->
Substance
AfH (kJ/mol)
Se (J/mol*K)
NO(g)
+90.25
210.76
+33.17
240.06
0
205.14
NO2(g)
O2(g)
Select one:
O a. -114.14kJ
O b.
-171.9 J/mol*K
O c. -146.54 J/mol*K
O d. +114.14kJ

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