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13. What is the AG, of Ce3+? The AG, of H+ is 0 kJ/mol and the AG, of H₂O() is -237.2 KJ/mol. Make sure to balance the reaction. AGf, kJ/mol a. b. C. d. Ce4+(aq) + Bi(s) → Ce³+(aq) + BiO+(aq) -734.3 -114.1 0 ? -412.7 kJ/mol +361.5 kJ/mol 0 kJ/mol -73.9 kJ/mol

13. What is the AG, of Ce3+? The AG, of H+ is 0 kJ/mol and the AG, of H₂O() is -237.2 KJ/mol. Make sure to balance the reaction. AGf, kJ/mol a. b. C. d. Ce4+(aq) + Bi(s) → Ce³+(aq) + BiO+(aq) -734.3 -114.1 0 ? -412.7 kJ/mol +361.5 kJ/mol 0 kJ/mol -73.9 kJ/mol

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13. What is the AG, of Ce3+? The AG, of H+ is 0 kJ/mol and the AG, of H₂O() is -237.2 KJ/mol. Make sure to balance the reaction. AGf, kJ/mol a. b. C. d. Ce4+ (aq) + Bi(s) → -114.1 0 -412.7 kJ/mol +361.5 kJ/mol 0 kJ/mol -73.9 kJ/mol Ce³+ (aq) + BiO+(aq) -734.3 ? standard stats inco 27
Transcribed Image Text:13. What is the AG, of Ce3+? The AG, of H+ is 0 kJ/mol and the AG, of H₂O() is -237.2 KJ/mol. Make sure to balance the reaction. AGf, kJ/mol a. b. C. d. Ce4+ (aq) + Bi(s) → -114.1 0 -412.7 kJ/mol +361.5 kJ/mol 0 kJ/mol -73.9 kJ/mol Ce³+ (aq) + BiO+(aq) -734.3 ? standard stats inco 27
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