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Please solve questions 1, 2 and 3At what temperatures is the reaction below spontaneous? 2 H2(g) + O2(g) + 2 H2O(l) Select one: O a. at T > ~1750 K O b. at T

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2H2(g) + O2(g) ------------> 2H2O(l)

\DeltaH0 = 2*-285.83-(2*0 + 0)

        = -571.66KJ/mole

        = -571660J/mole

\DeltaS0 = 2*69.91-(2*130.684 + 205)

        = -326.548J/mol-K

\DeltaG0   <0 for spontaneous reaction

\DeltaH0 - T\DeltaS0 <0

\DeltaH0 <T\DeltaS0

\DeltaH0/\DeltaS0 <T

-571660/-326.548<T

1750<T

a. at T>1750K >>>>answer

work and heat are path functions

entropy, enthalpy, Gibb's free energy,internal energy are state functions

d.work >>>>answer

3N2H4(g) -----------> 4NH3(g) + N2(g)     \Delta H = -471.4KJ/mole

\DeltaH   = \Delta H products - \Delta H reactants

-471.4 = 4\DeltaH(NH3(g)) + \Delta H (N2(g)) - 3 \Delta H (N2H4(g) )

-471.4 = 4*-46.11 + 0 -3 \Delta H (N2H4(g) )

\DeltaH (N2H4(g) ) = 95.55KJ/mole

c. 95.55KJ/mole >>>>answer

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