A Mo another question will save this response.stion 16Consider the following reaction at 25°C if PpcIs=0.0029 atm, PpCi3 =0.27 atm, and PC12= 0.40 atmPC13 (0 + Cl2 (g)- PCl, (g) AH°,= -0.1702 kJ/KWhat is the value of O? 0.02685What is the value of AG? -37.2KJIs the reaction spontaneous under these conditions? Yes, the reaction is spontaner

stion 16 Consider the following reaction at 25cf PpCI5=D0.0029 atm, PpC13= 0.27 atm, and PC12= 0.40 atm PCI3 ()+ Cl2 PCI; (g) AH", = -87.9 kJ, ASU. = -0.1702 kJ/K What is the value of 0? 0.02685 What is the value of AG? -37.2KJ Is the reaction spontaneous under these conditions? Yes, the reaction is spontaned

stion 16 Consider the following reaction at 25cf PpCI5=D0.0029 atm, PpC13= 0.27 atm, and PC12= 0.40 atm PCI3 ()+ Cl2 PCI; (g) AH", = -87.9 kJ, ASU. = -0.1702 kJ/K What is the value of 0? 0.02685 What is the value of AG? -37.2KJ Is the reaction spontaneous under these conditions? Yes, the reaction is spontaned

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