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N Molecule AH! (kJ mor) CO (g) Sº (J K mol) 197.67 -110.52 He( (g) 130.68 CH3OH () -238.66 126.8 (9 pts) Find AH , As, and AG at 298.2 K for the reaction CH3OH (I) = CO (g) + 2H2 (g) AG= OH - TASO - IO.S2 FU) - (b) (5 pts) Find Kp at 298.2 K from results in (a) using AG° =- RT In K . (c) (3pts) What is AG reaction 3CO (g) + 6H2 (g) = 3CH OH () ?Help, please.

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Molecnle co cs) o.o bo 68 26.g ~23g, 66 44:? -301 .ss3x-t N.1千 128.14久103一29 & . 2x 301-55 づ/male = Kp = 2.02. x10-7

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