A → B ΔG°rxn = 126 kJ
C → 2B ΔG°rxn = 451 kJ
A → C ΔG°rxn = -174 kJ
Reaction 1: no change
A → B ΔG°rxn = 126 kJ
Reaction 2: reverse
2B → C ΔG°rxn = - 451 kJ
Reaction 3: no change
A → C ΔG°rxn = -174 kJ
Find ΔG˚rxn for the reaction 2A + B → 2C from the given data.
A → B | ΔG˚rxn = 126 kJ |
C → 2B | ΔG˚rxn = 451 kJ |
A → C | ΔG˚rxn = –174 kJ |
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