The given reaction is
Under standard conditions at 298 K ,
The Standard Enthalpy Change of the reaction ,
The Standard Entropy Change of the reaction system is ,
Also , for a reversible reaction at equilibrium ,
Question 21 0/4 pts What is the entropy change of the surroundings when the reaction below...
QUESTION 23 What is the entropy change of the surroundings if the enthalpy change of your system is -10.8Kj and the temperature is 298K. Provide your answer in J/K with no units shown
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