1 Calculate AGen for the reaction 2FE3O4(s) -> 6FEO(s) + O2(g) given thatrxnAGen (Fe; O4(s)) = –1015.4 kJ/mol,AGen (FeO(s)) = –245.1 kJ/mol, and AGen (O2) = 0 kJ/mol.rxn560.2 kJ/mol1260.5 kJ/mol-1470.6 kJ/mol-2030.8 kJ/molO 770.3 kJ/mol

The free energy change of the reaction can be calculated by taking the difference between the free…

Calculate AGpn for the reaction 2Fe3O4(s) -> 6FeO(s) + O2(g) given that rxn AGn (Fe3 O4(s)) = –1015.4 kJ/mol, AGen (FeO(s)) rxn –245.1 kJ/mol, and AGn (O2) = 0 kJ/mol. rxn rxn 560.2 kJ/mol 1260.5 kJ/mol -1470.6 kJ/mol -2030.8 kJ/mol O 770.3 kJ/mol

Calculate AGpn for the reaction 2Fe3O4(s) -> 6FeO(s) + O2(g) given that rxn AGn (Fe3 O4(s)) = –1015.4 kJ/mol, AGen (FeO(s)) rxn –245.1 kJ/mol, and AGn (O2) = 0 kJ/mol. rxn rxn 560.2 kJ/mol 1260.5 kJ/mol -1470.6 kJ/mol -2030.8 kJ/mol O 770.3 kJ/mol

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Calculate AGen for the reaction 2FE3O4(s) -> 6FEO(s) + O2(g) given that
rxn
AGen (Fe; O4(s)) = –1015.4 kJ/mol,
AGen (FeO(s)) = –245.1 kJ/mol, and AGen (O2) = 0 kJ/mol.
rxn
560.2 kJ/mol
1260.5 kJ/mol
-1470.6 kJ/mol
-2030.8 kJ/mol
O 770.3 kJ/mol

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