kPa is the dissociation vapor 608 pressure of AB salt at 427°C and at 459°C it has increased to 1115 kPa. Find (a) Kp, (b) AG° at the two emperatures as well as AHº. Assume the ideal behaves of gases and the AH is independent on above temperature, also every latm. = 101.323 kPa. AB(s) == A(g) + B(g)

kPa is the dissociation vapor 608 pressure of AB salt at 427°C and at 459°C it has increased to 1115 kPa. Find (a) Kp, (b) AG° at the two emperatures as well as AHº. Assume the ideal behaves of gases and the AH is independent on above temperature, also every latm. = 101.323 kPa. AB(s) == A(g) + B(g)

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