2. A plot of In K vs. gives a slope of -2980 K and an intercept of -10.6. Calculate7/AH° in kJ/mol and AS° in J-K-¹·mol-¹. Hint: What is the equation for this line interms of K, T, AH° and AS°?

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2. A plot of ln K vs. gives a a slope of -2980 K and an intercept of -10.6. Calculate AH° in kJ/mol and AS° in J-K-¹-mol-¹. Hint: What is the equation for this line in terms of K, T, AH° and AS°?

2. A plot of ln K vs. gives a a slope of -2980 K and an intercept of -10.6. Calculate AH° in kJ/mol and AS° in J-K-¹-mol-¹. Hint: What is the equation for this line in terms of K, T, AH° and AS°?

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