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For a particular reaction at 239.1 °C, AG = 363.40 kJ/mol, and AS = 739.34 J/mol. K). Calculate AG for this reaction at -19.0
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The problem can be solved using the relation

∆G = ∆H - T∆S

Where ∆G = Gibbs free energy

∆H = enthalpy change

∆S = entropy change.

First of all the value of ∆H for reaction at 239.1°C can be calculated. As this value will be independent of temperature, so the value of of ∆G at any other temperature can be calculated using same equation.

The problem is solved in the picture attached below.

AG= 363.40 kilmol 363400 Il mol OS:739-34J/molk T 239.1°C = 239.1 + 273 - 512.ik OG DH TAS 363400 DH - 512-1 x 739.34 363400

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