Help me please ?? 3. Imagine reaction between gasses described by the equation PV=n RT +n a(T) P,which is done at a fixed temperature and pressure,VA A(g) + VB B(g) → vc C(g)+ Vp D(g),A) Calculate AS, AU, AH, AG. Show the P and T-dependence of these results.B) How would you calculate the equilibrium constant of this reaction? When wouldthis reaction be done in equilibrium?

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3. Imagine reaction between gasses described by the equation PV = n RT + n a(T) P, which is done at a fixed temperature and pressure, VA A(g)+ vв B(g) - vc C(g)+ V, D(g), A) Calculate AS, AU, AH, AG. Show the P and T-dependence of these results. B) How would you calculate the equilibrium constant of this reaction? When would this reaction be done in equilibrium?

3. Imagine reaction between gasses described by the equation PV = n RT + n a(T) P, which is done at a fixed temperature and pressure, VA A(g)+ vв B(g) - vc C(g)+ V, D(g), A) Calculate AS, AU, AH, AG. Show the P and T-dependence of these results. B) How would you calculate the equilibrium constant of this reaction? When would this reaction be done in equilibrium?

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Chapter13: Fundamental Equilibrium Concepts

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