You have two G’s and two temperatures. Use these to solve for H and S.TEMP1 - 296.57 KTEMP2 - 340 KG1 - 24.65G2 - 32.82 You have two AGO's and two temperatures. Use these to solve for AH° and AS°Numerical ValueCorrect UnitsAS°AH°KJ/mol*kKJ/mol*k

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You have two AGO's and two temperatures. Use these to solve for AH° and AS° Numerical Value Correct Units AS° AH° KJ/mol*k KJ/mol*k

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