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Question

Use data from Appendix attachede to calculate ΔS∘rxnΔ�rxn∘ for each of the reactions given.

3NO2(g)+H2O(l)→2HNO3(aq)+NO(g)

Express your answer as an integer in J/K.

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H
H(aq)
H(aq)
H₂(g)
Substance
MgO(s)
Mg(OH)₂(s)
MgSO₂ (s)
Mg N₂(s)
Manganese
Mn(s)
Mn(g)
Mn²(aq)
MnO(s)
MnO₂(s)
MnO₂ (aq)
Mercury
Hg(1)
Hg(g)
Hg(ac)
Hg,2(aq)
HgCl₂(s)
HgO(s)
HgS(s)
HgCl₂(s)
Nickel
Ni(s)
Ni(g)
NiCl (s)
NiO(s)
NIS(s)
Nitrogen
N(g)
N₂(g)
NF₂(g)
NHƯỢU
Nha
NHĩ loại
NH₂Br(s)
NH₂Cl(s)
NH₂CN(s)
NH₂F(s)
NH₂HCO₂ (s)
NHI
NH₂NO₂ (s)
NHINO log
HNO₂(g)
HNO₂(aq)
NO(g)
NO₂(g)
NO₂ (aq)
NOBrig)
NOCI(g)
N₂H₂(1)
N₂H₂(g)
N₂O(g)
Substance
KOH(s)
KOH(aq)
KO(s)
K₂CO₂ (s)
K₂O(s)
K₂O₂(s)
0
1536.3
0
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0
280.7
-219.4
-385.2
-520.0
-529.9
0
61.4
AH(kJ/mol) AG₁(kJ/mol) S°(J/mol.K)
-601.6
-569.3
27.0
-924.5
-1284.9
-833.5
-1170.6
63.2
91.6
88
-461
-401
170.21
166.87
-224,3
-90.8
-58.2
-265.4
0
429.7
-305.3
-239.7
-82.0
472.7
0
-132.1
-45.9
-80,29
-133.26
-270.8
-314.4
0.4
-464.0
-849.4
-201.4
-365.6
-339.9
-133.9
-207
P
91.3
33.2
-206.85
82.2
51.7
50.6
95.4
81.6
0
1517.1
0
-361.5
-494.1
0
238.5
-225.6
-362.9
-465.1
-436.2
0
31.8
164.4
153.5
-178.6
-58.5
-50.6
-210.7
0
384.5
-259.0
-211.7
-79.5
455.5
0
90.6
-164
-26.50
-79.31
-175.2
-202.9
-348.7
-665.9
-112.5
-183.9
-190.6
-73.5
-110.9
87.6
51.3
-110.2
82.4
66.1
149.3
159.4
103.7
0
-440.5
-239.4
-1063.5
130.7
-322.1
-425.1
32.0
173.7
-78.8
59.7
53.1
190.6
75.9
175.0
-36.19
65.74
146.0
70.3
82.4
191.6
29.9
182.2
97.7
37.99
53.0
153.3
191.6
260.8
192.8
111.3
111.17
113.0
94.6
AH(kJ/mol) AG₁(kJ/mol) S°(J/mol.K)
-424.6
-379.4
81.2
-482.4
-284.9
-1151.0
72.0
120.9
117.0
151.1
259.8
266.9
146
210.8
240.1
146.70
273.7
261.7
121.2
238.5
220.0
91.6
116.7
155.5
94.14
102.1
MgCl;(s)
MgCO₂ (s)
MgF₂(s)
Substance
N₂O₂(1)
N₂O₂(g)
N₂O₂ (s)
N₂O₂(g)
Oxygen
O(g)
O₂(g)
O₂(g)
OH(aq)
H₂O(l)
H₂O(g)
H₂O₂(1)
H₂O₂(g)
Phosphorus
Pls, white)
Pls, red)
P(g)
P₂(g)
P₂(g)
PC₂()
PC₂(g)
PC(s)
PCI(g)
PF, (q)
PH₂(g)
POCI()
POCI(g)
PO₂ (aq)
HPO2 (aq)
H₂PO₂ (aq)
H₂PO4(s)
H₂PO₂(aq)
P₂O(S)
PO₁0(5)
Platinum
Pt(s)
Pt(g)
Potassium
Kis)
K(g)
K*(aq)
KB (s)
KCNS
KCI(s)
KCIO,(s)
KCIO₂(3)
KF(s)
KI(s)
KNO₂ (s)
Substance
NaClO(s)
NaF(s)
NaHCO(s)
NaHSO₂ (s)
Nal(s)
NaNO(s)
-641.3
-1095.8
-1124.2
13.3
AH(kJ/mol) AG₁(kJ/mol) S(J/mol.K)
-19.5
97.5
209.2
9.16
99.8
113.9
117.1
249.2
0
142.7
-230.02
-285.8
-241.8
-187.8
-136.3
0
-17.6
316.5
58.9
-319.7
-287.0
-443.5
-374,9
-1594.4
5.4
-597.1
-558.5
-1277.4
-1292.1
-1296.3
-1284.4
-1288.3
-1640,1
-2984
0
565.3
0
89.0
-252.14
-393.8
-113.0
-436.5
-397.7
432.8
-591.8
-1012.1
-1071.1
-567.3
-327.9
-494.6
231.7
0
163.2
-157.3
-237.1
-228.6
-120.4
-105.6
0
-12.1
280.1
103.5
24.4
-272.3
-267.8
-305.0
-1520.7
13.5
-520.8
-512.9
-1018.7
-1089.2
-1130.2
-1124.3
-1142.6
-2698
0
520.5
0
-283.3
-380.7
-101.9
-408.5
-296.3
303.1
-537.8
-324.9
-394.9
89.6
65.7
57.2
-262.3
-546.3
-851.0
-992.8
-286.1
-367.0
304,4
178.2
355.7
161.1
205.2
238.9
-10.90
70.0
188.8
109.6
41.1
22.8
163.2
218.1
280.0
217.
311.8
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364,6
300.8
210.2
222.5
325.5
220.5
-33.5
90.4
110.5
158.2
228.9
41.6
192.4
64.7
160.3
101.2
AH(kJ/mol) AG₁(kJ/mol) S(J/mol.K)
-365.8
123.4
-576.6
51.1
-950.8
101.7
-1125.5
113.0
-287.8
98.5
-467.9
116.5
95.9
128.5
82.6
143.1
151.0
66.6
106.3
133.1
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