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Chemistry, 24.03.2021 23:20, lehe

13. What is Delta G for the reaction N2(g) +O26) -- 2NO where Delta S = 0.02442 kJ/K at 303.0 K and AH = 180.7 kJ. Use Delta G = Delta H - TDelta S.
A. 173.3 kJ
B. 7.399 kJ
C.-173.3 kJ
D. 258.87 kJ

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