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Determine AGº for the overall reaction as written below. Use the summation (E) equation and do not omit the liquid. Is the re

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Given: -166•2 KJ -394-4 KJ AGF CH OH (189) AGf CO2(g) AGif H2O(g) -228.6 kJ AGIRAN = ? = 2(02 g) + 4H₂0 g 2 CH OH (112) 3029)

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