Which of the following data provide sufficient information to calculate Kp at an arbitrary temperature T? Assume ideal gas behavior and that the heat capacities of reactants and products are independent of temperature. Check all that apply. AG; (T) Kp (T₁) and Kp (298.15 K) where T₁ #T AH; (T) and K₂ (298.15 K) AH; (T) and AG (298.15 K) AH; (298.15 K) and AG; (298.15 K)

Which of the following data provide sufficient information to calculate Kp at an arbitrary temperature T? Assume ideal gas behavior and that the heat capacities of reactants and products are independent of temperature. Check all that apply. AG; (T) Kp (T₁) and Kp (298.15 K) where T₁ #T AH; (T) and K₂ (298.15 K) AH; (T) and AG (298.15 K) AH; (298.15 K) and AG; (298.15 K)

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