Carbonic acid has a K, of 4.50 x 107. What is the value of AG, in kJ/mol, for the dissociation of carbonic acid at 298K? Report your answer to one decimal place and do not include units with your answer.

Carbonic acid has a K, of 4.50 x 107. What is the value of AG, in kJ/mol, for the dissociation of carbonic acid at 298K? Report your answer to one decimal place and do not include units with your answer.

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