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What is the standard change in AGº for the gas-phase reaction, CH4 + C2H4 →C3H8 in kJ/mol? Also, indicate if this reaction would be spontaneous. You can use the tabulated data for Standard Thermodynamic Quantities. O-5.5, not spontaneous O-41.3, not spontaneous O-41.3, spontaneous O +5.5, spontaneous O-5.5, spontaneous O +5.5, not spontaneous +41.3, spontaneous +41.3, not spontaneous

What is the standard change in AGº for the gas-phase reaction, CH4 + C2H4 →C3H8 in kJ/mol? Also, indicate if this reaction would be spontaneous. You can use the tabulated data for Standard Thermodynamic Quantities. O-5.5, not spontaneous O-41.3, not spontaneous O-41.3, spontaneous O +5.5, spontaneous O-5.5, spontaneous O +5.5, not spontaneous +41.3, spontaneous +41.3, not spontaneous

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What is the standard change in ÄGº for the gas-phase reaction, CH4 + C₂H4 →C3H8 in kJ/mol? Also, indicate if this reaction would be spontaneous. You can use the tabulated data for Standard Thermodynamic Quantities. O O O O O O O O -5.5, not spontaneous -41.3, not spontaneous -41.3, spontaneous +5.5, spontaneous -5.5, spontaneous +5.5, +41.3, spontaneous +41.3, not spontaneous not spontaneous
Transcribed Image Text:What is the standard change in ÄGº for the gas-phase reaction, CH4 + C₂H4 →C3H8 in kJ/mol? Also, indicate if this reaction would be spontaneous. You can use the tabulated data for Standard Thermodynamic Quantities. O O O O O O O O -5.5, not spontaneous -41.3, not spontaneous -41.3, spontaneous +5.5, spontaneous -5.5, spontaneous +5.5, +41.3, spontaneous +41.3, not spontaneous not spontaneous
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