CO (g) + H;0 (g) CO2 (g)+ H2 (g) Use the following data to determine a) AH°, AS° and AG° at 298 K. b) K, of reaction at 875 K c) Is this reaction spontaneous at forward direction at 298 K. (Assume AH and AS° are constant in this temperature range.) AH°:(CO2 (g) )--393.5 kj/mol AH°, (H2O (g))= -241.8 kj/mol AH°: (CO (g) )- -110.5 kj/mol S° (CO, (g) )- 213.7 J mol' K S° (H2O (g))- 188.8 J mol" K S (CO (g) )- 197.7 J mol' K S° (H2 (g) )- 130.7 J mol" K

CO (g) + H;0 (g) CO2 (g)+ H2 (g) Use the following data to determine a) AH°, AS° and AG° at 298 K. b) K, of reaction at 875 K c) Is this reaction spontaneous at forward direction at 298 K. (Assume AH and AS° are constant in this temperature range.) AH°:(CO2 (g) )--393.5 kj/mol AH°, (H2O (g))= -241.8 kj/mol AH°: (CO (g) )- -110.5 kj/mol S° (CO, (g) )- 213.7 J mol' K S° (H2O (g))- 188.8 J mol" K S (CO (g) )- 197.7 J mol' K S° (H2 (g) )- 130.7 J mol" K

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