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437kmol 12. Under a particular set of conditions, this reaction takes place. upon XeF2 (g) + 2F2 (g) → XeF, (g) flow Is a true statoment (a) Estimate the AHreaction given the bond energies for these conditions: Xe -F 135 kJ/mol F-F 160 kJ/mol changes ly and dustifn (b) Consider the probable sign of AS. Would the REVERSE reaction be more likely to occur spontaneously near room temperature of at 500K? Explain. Consider ion 2N,0 (a) (c) Do you think the gas that forms is more soluble in ethanol (CH,CH,OH) or hexane (C,H14)? Briefly justify your response. 4NO, ()+ 0, ()at 25 C, for which the following data are relevant 25°C, for (1/K mol) 11 345 NO2 ) 240. 205 (4) Caleulate
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Transcribed Image Text:437kmol 12. Under a particular set of conditions, this reaction takes place. upon XeF2 (g) + 2F2 (g) → XeF, (g) flow Is a true statoment (a) Estimate the AHreaction given the bond energies for these conditions: Xe -F 135 kJ/mol F-F 160 kJ/mol changes ly and dustifn (b) Consider the probable sign of AS. Would the REVERSE reaction be more likely to occur spontaneously near room temperature of at 500K? Explain. Consider ion 2N,0 (a) (c) Do you think the gas that forms is more soluble in ethanol (CH,CH,OH) or hexane (C,H14)? Briefly justify your response. 4NO, ()+ 0, ()at 25 C, for which the following data are relevant 25°C, for (1/K mol) 11 345 NO2 ) 240. 205 (4) Caleulate
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