Chemistry, asked by gautam672, 4 months ago

The equilibrium constant for the reaction
A2(g)+ B2(g) ► 2AB(g) is K. = 10^-2 at 27°C
The standard Gibbs free energy change for the
reaction will be
(1) 5.744 kJ
(2) 11.488 kJ
(3) 22.976 kJ
(4) Zero

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