5 Work Problem Hydrogen peroxide decomposes according to the following reaction: H₂O2 (1) = H₂O) +¹1/2O2 (g) (1) If AH = -98.2 kJ and AS = 70.1 J/K, what is the value of kp for this reaction at 25.0°C? AG can be "estimated" from AH and AS values since both these values do not change appreciably with temperature. Use the AH and AS values given to answer this question.... don't calculate AG from the Thermodynamic Values Tables.

5 Work Problem Hydrogen peroxide decomposes according to the following reaction: H₂O2 (1) = H₂O) +¹1/2O2 (g) (1) If AH = -98.2 kJ and AS = 70.1 J/K, what is the value of kp for this reaction at 25.0°C? AG can be "estimated" from AH and AS values since both these values do not change appreciably with temperature. Use the AH and AS values given to answer this question.... don't calculate AG from the Thermodynamic Values Tables.

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