For the reaction at `298 `K `A(g) + B(g) hArr C(g) + D(g)` If `DeltaH^(@) =-29.8` Kcal and `DeltaS^(@) Kcal K^(-1)` then calculate reaction constant (

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For the reaction at `298 `K `A(g) + B(g) hArr C(g) + D(g)` If `DeltaH^(@) =-29.8` Kcal and `DeltaS^(@) Kcal K^(-1)` then calculate reaction constant (

For the reaction at `298 `K
`A(g) + B(g) hArr C(g) + D(g)`
If `DeltaH^(@) =-29.8` Kcal and `DeltaS^(@) Kcal K^(-1)` then calculate reaction constant (k)

Monjur Alahi

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2025-01-04 04:42

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Salim Ahmed Kawsar · Accepted Answer · 2023-02-05T15:29:48+06:00

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Correct Answer - 1
`DeltaG^(@) = DeltaH^(@) - TDeltaS^(@)`
`" "=-29.8 - 298 xx (-0.1)`
`" "=-29.8 + 29.8 =0` = nRTIn (K)
`" "K=1`

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