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(v) Calculate AGº for the reaction (explaining the process of the calculation as you do so) 2CH3OH + 3 O2--> 2 CO2 + 4 H20 Gi

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Using the formula we can calculate standard free energy change of the given reaction with the use of given data.Negative value supports spontaneity of reaction so given reaction spontaneous.....please go through solution given below thanks.....Soluhim Cniven vearhm is + 30,, 2.C02t H,D Ging 11e frmua, AkZnAproue) 2MAfreactant) Nhere A the Combuend is the stadard ener

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