26) For the equilibrium reaction at 25 °C: Fe(OH),(s) óFe2*(aq) + 2 OH (aq),K, = 1.61 x 10-14. Calculate JG°in kJ.spa) –7.87 x 104d) 2.45 x 10b) 8.00 x 10'c) 78.7е) -45.3f) -2.43 х 103

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26) For the equilibrium reaction at 25 °C: Fe(OH),(s) ó Fe" (aq) + 2 ОН (аq), K = 1.61 x 10-14. Calculate [G°in kJ. sp а) —7.87 х 10* d) 2.45 x 103 b) 8.00 x 10' c) 78.7 е) -45.3 f) -2.43 х 103

26) For the equilibrium reaction at 25 °C: Fe(OH),(s) ó Fe" (aq) + 2 ОН (аq), K = 1.61 x 10-14. Calculate [G°in kJ. sp а) —7.87 х 10* d) 2.45 x 103 b) 8.00 x 10' c) 78.7 е) -45.3 f) -2.43 х 103

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26) For the equilibrium reaction at 25 °C: Fe(OH),(s) ó
Fe2*(aq) + 2 OH (aq),
K, = 1.61 x 10-14. Calculate JG°in kJ.
sp
a) –7.87 x 104
d) 2.45 x 10
b) 8.00 x 10'
c) 78.7
е) -45.3
f) -2.43 х 103

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