A)
DS0rxn = (1*S0,NO2 + 1*S0,N2O)-(3*S0,NO)
= (239.9+210.65)-(219.7)
= 230.85 j/mol.k
B)
DH0rxn = (2*DH0f,H2O + 2*DH0f,CO2)-(2*DH0f,CH3OH+3*DH0f,O2)
= (2*-241.826+2*-393.5)-(2*-201.2+3*0)
= -868.25 Kj/mol
dS0rxn = (2*S0f,H2O + 2*S0f,CO2)-(2*S0f,CH3OH+3*S0f,O2)
= (2*188.72+2*213.7)-(2*238+3*205)
= -286.16 j/mol.k
dg0 = DH0-TDS0
= (-868.25)-(273.15*-286.16)
= 77.3 kj/mol
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Here are the delta H,
delta S and delta G values from my textbook: (first value is delta
H, second value is delta S, third is delta G)
CO2: -393.5 , 213.6 , -394.4
CH4: -75, 186, -51
CO : -110.5 , 197.9 , -137.3
CH3COOH : -484.2 , 159.8 , -389.45
CH3OH : -238 , 126.8 , -166.3
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