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Calculate AG for the reaction 2 So, (e)+0,() + 250, (e) when P of so,=0.500 atm, Pof O2 = 0.0100 atm, and Pof So, = 0 100 atm
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s4-RTn Kp DG- -141.6 kg. 2. l0.l00) 2 <p 2 (s0100) (0.50)2 (o-008314)(298) J, ) 1950 3 KJ. AG= Span tane us 44 -Ve

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