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You find a table of thermodynamic data with no column headi and so you can't tell which numbers are for AH of formation ar which numbers are for AG of formation. For a particular compound you see two numbers, -149 kJ/mol and -186 kJ/mo What is the value of AG of formation?

You find a table of thermodynamic data with no column headi and so you can't tell which numbers are for AH of formation ar which numbers are for AG of formation. For a particular compound you see two numbers, -149 kJ/mol and -186 kJ/mo What is the value of AG of formation?

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UCSC Video Quiz Lecture 9
N+
284
-149 kJ/mol
not enough information given
-186 kJ/mol
canvas.ucsc.edu
Homework 2 - CHEM 1C - 02 S...
You find a table of thermodynamic data with no column headir
and so you can't tell which numbers are for AH of formation an
which numbers are for AG of formation. For a particular
compound you see two numbers, -149 kJ/mol and -186 kJ/mol.
What is the value of AG of formation?
b Success Confirmation of Questi...
H₂O
CO₂ 0₂
Desmos | Graphing Calculator
Products N.

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