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Use the data found in the Thermodynamic Values link under Reference Materials to calculate AH, AS, and AGO at 25.0 °C for 1 C4H10 (1) + is shown) More Information ΔΗ° (in kJ) O Then, check your calculations by proving that AG ≈ AH° - TAS° (enter this calculated value for the 2nd AC below). AS° (in J/K) 02 (g) AG⁰ (in kJ) Question CO2 (g) AG⁰ (in kJ) from the equation AH° - TASº + H₂O (1) (do not change a coefficient th Answer Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 1

Use the data found in the Thermodynamic Values link under Reference Materials to calculate AH, AS, and AGO at 25.0 °C for 1 C4H10 (1) + is shown) More Information ΔΗ° (in kJ) O Then, check your calculations by proving that AG ≈ AH° - TAS° (enter this calculated value for the 2nd AC below). AS° (in J/K) 02 (g) AG⁰ (in kJ) Question CO2 (g) AG⁰ (in kJ) from the equation AH° - TASº + H₂O (1) (do not change a coefficient th Answer Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 1

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Use the data found in the Thermodynamic Values link under Reference Materials to calculate AH, AS, and AG at 25.0 °C for is shown) 1 C4H10 (1) + More Information ΔΗ° (in kJ) AS° (in J/K) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Then, check your calculations by proving that AG AH - TAS° (enter this calculated value for the 2nd AC below). AG⁰ (in kJ) O2 (g) Question CO₂ (g) + AGO (in kJ) from the equation AH° - TASº H₂O (1) (do not change a coefficient th Answer Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 1
Transcribed Image Text:Use the data found in the Thermodynamic Values link under Reference Materials to calculate AH, AS, and AG at 25.0 °C for is shown) 1 C4H10 (1) + More Information ΔΗ° (in kJ) AS° (in J/K) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Then, check your calculations by proving that AG AH - TAS° (enter this calculated value for the 2nd AC below). AG⁰ (in kJ) O2 (g) Question CO₂ (g) + AGO (in kJ) from the equation AH° - TASº H₂O (1) (do not change a coefficient th Answer Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 0.1 Tol: ± 1
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