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Consider the following reaction at 315 K:
1 A (aq) + 2 B (aq) → 1 C (aq) + 1 D (aq)
An experiment was performed with the following intitial
concentrations: [A]j = 1.45 M, [B]j = 2.15 M, [C]i
[D]j = 0.27 M. The reaction was allowed to proceed until
equilibrium was reached at which time it was determined
that [A] = 0.65 M. What was the maximum amount of work
that could have been performed as the reaction began?
Maximum amount of work performed as the reaction began
(in kJ)=](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/61f2c088-20a8-4992-8f22-169bf29956bb/037a16f0-b1f0-4768-8446-1825c839b9a2/jtg22xq_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Problem #1
Consider the following reaction at 315 K:
1 A (aq) + 2 B (aq) → 1 C (aq) + 1 D (aq)
An experiment was performed with the following intitial
concentrations: [A]j = 1.45 M, [B]j = 2.15 M, [C]i
[D]j = 0.27 M. The reaction was allowed to proceed until
equilibrium was reached at which time it was determined
that [A] = 0.65 M. What was the maximum amount of work
that could have been performed as the reaction began?
Maximum amount of work performed as the reaction began
(in kJ)=
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