Question 13 1 pts Determine 4Gºrxn using the following information, H2(g) + CO(g) -CH2O(g) AH°= +1.9...

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dG = dH - TdS ( from 2nd law of thermodynamics)

since reaction is taking place at standard condition hence T = 273 K

therefore

dG = 1900 - (273 * (-109) ) = 31657 J/mol or 31.657 kJ/mol

(since 1kJ = 1000 J)

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