Answer to Question #206439 in Physical Chemistry for Daisy sidico

Question #206439

N2(g)+3H2(g) 2NH3(g) if H= -92.2KJ and S = -0.2987KJ what is G for the reaction at 475 degrees celcius and at 5 degree celcius? Provide the answer in KJ. In each case is the reaction spontaneous?

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"\\Delta G=-105.4kJ"

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