4)so, the correct answer is e) none of the above.
If we talk about the value of entropy at standard conditions(So) at 25oC,
for FeCl3(s)= 142.3J/K-mol,
O2(g)= 205.0 J/K-mol
O3(g)= 238.9J/K-mol
5) The value of equilibrium constant depends on temperature.
For exothermic reaction,
when the temperature increases , the value of equilibrium constant decreases.
this is because
we have the relation,
Kc= [product]a/[reactant]b
where a, b are the the co-efficients of product and reactant respectively,
lets assume the reaction mentioned below
A+B AB
let this reaction be exothermic in forward direction
if we increase the temperature then according to Lechatelier's principle the equilibrium will move backward that would decrease the value of of equilibrium constant
so, the correct option is c)Hrxn<0 i.e. negative(exothemic reaction)
i hope this helps you..
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