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Using thermodynamic data from the Thermodynamic Data table, calculate AG° at 25°C for the process 2 So,(g) + 0,(g) →2 S0 (g), where all gases are at 1.00 atm pressure. -620 x kJ Also calculate AG at 25°C for this same reaction but with all gases at 12.0 atm pressure. -120 x kJ

Using thermodynamic data from the Thermodynamic Data table, calculate AG° at 25°C for the process 2 So,(g) + 0,(g) →2 S0 (g), where all gases are at 1.00 atm pressure. -620 x kJ Also calculate AG at 25°C for this same reaction but with all gases at 12.0 atm pressure. -120 x kJ

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Using thermodynamic data from the Thermodynamic Data table, calculate AG° at 25°C for the process 2 So,(g) + 0,(9) →2 S0 (g), where all gases are at 1.00 atm pressure. -620 x kJ Also calculate AG at 25°C for this same reaction but with all gases at 12.0 atm pressure. -120 X kJ
Transcribed Image Text:Using thermodynamic data from the Thermodynamic Data table, calculate AG° at 25°C for the process 2 So,(g) + 0,(9) →2 S0 (g), where all gases are at 1.00 atm pressure. -620 x kJ Also calculate AG at 25°C for this same reaction but with all gases at 12.0 atm pressure. -120 X kJ
AH (kJ/mol) AG (kJ/mol) S° AH (kJ/mol) AG (kJ/mol) Substance and State (JK-1 mol-1) Substance and State JK- mol ) NO2(g) NOlg) NO,(g) N2O4(1) N2O5(s) NH.() NH;CH;(l) HNO3(aq) HNO3(1) 34 52 240 NaHCO;(s) NaCl(s) NaH(s) -948 -852 102 82 104 220 -411 -384 72 10 98 304 -56 -33 40 -20 97 209 Nal(s) NaNO;(s) NaNO;(s) Na,0(s) Na O2(s) NaOH(s) NAOH(aq) Sulfur S(s) (rhombic) S(s) (monoclinic) S²-(aq) Ss(g) SF«(g) H2S(g) SO2(g) SO3(g) SO,²-(aq) H,SO4(l) H;SO4(aq) Tin -288 -282 91 -42 134 178 -359 51 149 121 -467 -366 116 54 180 166 -416 -377 73 -207 -111 146 -515 -451 95 -174 -81 156 -427 -381 64 NH,CIO4(s) NH,Cl(s) Oxygen O2(g) O(g) Os(g) Phosphorus P(s) (white) P(s) (red) P(s) (black) Pa(g) PFs(g) PH3(g) HPO4(s) H,PO,() H,PO,(aq) P,O10(s) Potassium -295 -89 186 -470 -419 50 -314 -203 96 32 205 0.3 0.1 33 249 232 161 33 86 -15 143 163 239 102 50 431 -1209 -1105 292 41 -21 -34 206 -18 -12 23 -297 -300 248 -39 -33 23 -396 –371 257 59 24 280 -909 -745 20 - 1578 -1509 296 -814 -690 157 13 210 909 -745 20 - 1279 -1119 110 - 1267 Sn(s) (white) Sn(s) (gray) SnO(s) 52 -1288 -1143 158 -2 0.1 44 -2984 -2698 229 -285 -257 -520 56 SnO2(s) Sn(OH)2(s) Titanium -581 52 K(s) 64 -561 -492 155 KCI(s) KCIO,(s) KCIO(s) K¿O(s) K¿O2(s) KO2(s) -436 -408 83 -391 TICL,(g) TiO:(s) Uranium -290 143 -763 -727 355 -433 -304 151 -945 -890 50 -361 -322 98 -496 -430 113 U(s) UF (s) UF (g) 50 -283 -238 117 -2137 -2008 228 КОН(9) -425 -379 79 -2113 2029 380 401 440
Transcribed Image Text:AH (kJ/mol) AG (kJ/mol) S° AH (kJ/mol) AG (kJ/mol) Substance and State (JK-1 mol-1) Substance and State JK- mol ) NO2(g) NOlg) NO,(g) N2O4(1) N2O5(s) NH.() NH;CH;(l) HNO3(aq) HNO3(1) 34 52 240 NaHCO;(s) NaCl(s) NaH(s) -948 -852 102 82 104 220 -411 -384 72 10 98 304 -56 -33 40 -20 97 209 Nal(s) NaNO;(s) NaNO;(s) Na,0(s) Na O2(s) NaOH(s) NAOH(aq) Sulfur S(s) (rhombic) S(s) (monoclinic) S²-(aq) Ss(g) SF«(g) H2S(g) SO2(g) SO3(g) SO,²-(aq) H,SO4(l) H;SO4(aq) Tin -288 -282 91 -42 134 178 -359 51 149 121 -467 -366 116 54 180 166 -416 -377 73 -207 -111 146 -515 -451 95 -174 -81 156 -427 -381 64 NH,CIO4(s) NH,Cl(s) Oxygen O2(g) O(g) Os(g) Phosphorus P(s) (white) P(s) (red) P(s) (black) Pa(g) PFs(g) PH3(g) HPO4(s) H,PO,() H,PO,(aq) P,O10(s) Potassium -295 -89 186 -470 -419 50 -314 -203 96 32 205 0.3 0.1 33 249 232 161 33 86 -15 143 163 239 102 50 431 -1209 -1105 292 41 -21 -34 206 -18 -12 23 -297 -300 248 -39 -33 23 -396 –371 257 59 24 280 -909 -745 20 - 1578 -1509 296 -814 -690 157 13 210 909 -745 20 - 1279 -1119 110 - 1267 Sn(s) (white) Sn(s) (gray) SnO(s) 52 -1288 -1143 158 -2 0.1 44 -2984 -2698 229 -285 -257 -520 56 SnO2(s) Sn(OH)2(s) Titanium -581 52 K(s) 64 -561 -492 155 KCI(s) KCIO,(s) KCIO(s) K¿O(s) K¿O2(s) KO2(s) -436 -408 83 -391 TICL,(g) TiO:(s) Uranium -290 143 -763 -727 355 -433 -304 151 -945 -890 50 -361 -322 98 -496 -430 113 U(s) UF (s) UF (g) 50 -283 -238 117 -2137 -2008 228 КОН(9) -425 -379 79 -2113 2029 380 401 440
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