In which direction the Reaction goes? Show detailed process. SeO3 + 2ClO2. + 2H3O <---> Se...
In which direction the Reaction goes? Show detailed process.
SeO3 + 2ClO2. + 2H3O <---> Se + 2ClO3 + 2H2O
deltaG in Kj/mol -373.4 +17,1 -237,4 0,0 3,3 -237,5
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