Calculate the free energy for the following reaction, given the following data: CO2 O2 AG° 394 kJ -> %3D 2 C,H6 15 O2 → 12 CO2 + 6 H20 AG° -6399 kJ %3D H2 2 O2 H2O AG°= -237 kJ -> 6 C 3 H2 CH6 AG°pxn +

Calculate the free energy for the following reaction, given the following data: CO2 O2 AG° 394 kJ -> %3D 2 C,H6 15 O2 → 12 CO2 + 6 H20 AG° -6399 kJ %3D H2 2 O2 H2O AG°= -237 kJ -> 6 C 3 H2 CH6 AG°pxn +

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Calculate the free energy for the following reaction, given the following data:
CO2
O2
AG°
394 kJ
->
%3D
2 C,H6
15 O2
→ 12 CO2
+ 6 H20
AG°
-6399 kJ
%3D
H2
2 O2
H2O
AG°= -237 kJ
->
6 C
3 H2
CH6
AG°pxn
+

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