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ΔΗ, (at 298K AG; (at 298 K in kJ/mol) Compound Compound AH (at 298K in kJ/mol in kJ/mol) AG (at 298 K. in kJ/mol 0 0 210.5 70
6.4 358 59.1 249.9 77.0 -2221.2 86.8 95.06 51.1 CHI) SH (0) C., H., () Ca(s) Ca (aq), 1 M CaCl, (a) CaCOs, arag) Cocos. cale)
92.9 Cacos, arag) CaCOs calc) Cl (9) Cl(aq), 1 M CI, (g) -1127.8 1128.8 105.3 -131.3 21.71 -1130.77 417.98 -331.64 93.76 -104
Fill in the Blanks Compute the AH, AG®, and ASⓇ for the reaction given below at two temperatures: 298 K and 315 K. PbCl2(s) +
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Pbel, (s) + 3 Na NO (5) —PbOco + NaNO (9) + 2 N0cg+ 2Nadles) 4H - E He products - 3 Auf reactants Rxn + P PbO (s) + NaNO3(s)

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