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What can be concluded about the reaction represented below in terms of spontaneity?

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Answered by niral
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Answer:

Explanation:

Answer:

The reaction is not spontaneous below 1000 °C, at equilibrium at 1000 °C, and spontaneous above 1000 °C.

Explanation:

2A + B

2C

Δ

H

=

89 kJ⋅mol

-1

;  

Δ

S

=

0.070 kJ⋅mol

-1

K

-1

A reaction is

spontaneous if  

Δ

G

<

0

at equilibrium if  

Δ

G

=

0

not spontaneous if  

Δ

G

>

0

Δ

G

=

Δ

H

T

Δ

S

Δ

H

is +, and  

Δ

S

is +.

At low temperatures, the  

Δ

H

term will predominate.

Δ

G

will be +, and the reaction will not be spontaneous.

At high temperatures, the  

T

Δ

S

term will predominate.

Δ

G

will be negative, and the reaction will be spontaneous.

At equilibrium,

Δ

G

=

Δ

H

T

Δ

S

=

0

89

kJ⋅mol

-1

T

×

0.070

kJ⋅mol

-1

K

-1

=

0

T

=

89

0.070 K

-1

=

1271 K

=

1000 °C

The reaction is at equilibrium at 1000 °C.

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