dG rxn = dGf products - dGf reactants
dGf of CH4 = - 50.72 kJ/mol
dGf of O2 = 0 kJ/mol
dG of CO2 = -394.359 kJ/mol
dG of H2O = -228.572 kJ/mol
dGrxn = 1*-394.359 + 2*-228.572 - (1*-50.72 +1*0)
dGrxn = - 851.503 + 50.72
dGrxn = -800.78 kJ/mol
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