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Transcribed Image Text:37) At what temperature does the Fe(s) 5 Fe(g) phase transition occur?
AH = 415.5 kJ/mol; AS = 153.4 J/mol· K
(K = °C + 273)
a) 4800°F
b) 2.71
c) 2436°C
d) 2709 °F
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