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at 25°C whenlCHCi) =3.2 x103 M, PoR= 0.05 atm, Pcoci2=3.9 atm and For the reaction 2CHCI3(1) tOag→2c0e bol12HCloNAG= -452.4K) Question 15 -3 PHCI = 6.4 atm what is the value of Q? what is the ulye of AG? Is the reaction sponataneous under those conditions?

at 25°C whenlCHCi) =3.2 x103 M, PoR= 0.05 atm, Pcoci2=3.9 atm and For the reaction 2CHCI3(1) tOag→2c0e bol12HCloNAG= -452.4K) Question 15 -3 PHCI = 6.4 atm what is the value of Q? what is the ulye of AG? Is the reaction sponataneous under those conditions?

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For the reaction 2CHC l3(1) tDag)-→2coe l0)12HCI0(AG= -45 2.4 K) at 25°C when (CHCI) =3.2 x103 M, Po2= 6.05 atm, PcoCia =8.9 atm and Question 15 zaction 2CHC13) +Da19)→2C0e 66)12HC16AG= -452.4 KJ at 25°C when (CHCi)=3.2 VID3 M, Po2= 6.05 atm, PCOCI2=8.9 atm and For the rea PHCI = 6.4 atm what is the value of Q? Te the reaction sponataneous under these conditions? Is What is the valye of AG?
Transcribed Image Text:For the reaction 2CHC l3(1) tDag)-→2coe l0)12HCI0(AG= -45 2.4 K) at 25°C when (CHCI) =3.2 x103 M, Po2= 6.05 atm, PcoCia =8.9 atm and Question 15 zaction 2CHC13) +Da19)→2C0e 66)12HC16AG= -452.4 KJ at 25°C when (CHCi)=3.2 VID3 M, Po2= 6.05 atm, PCOCI2=8.9 atm and For the rea PHCI = 6.4 atm what is the value of Q? Te the reaction sponataneous under these conditions? Is What is the valye of AG?
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