18. A reaction has AH° = +38.7 kJ/mole, AS°= 112 J/mol K, and AG° = +5.32 kJ/mole.Complete the following table.TempAG"0»25°C100°CWill increasing the temperature increase the yield of this reaction? Yes No

Given : ΔHo = 38.7 KJ/mol = 38700 ( Since 1 KJ = 1000…

18. A reaction has AH° = +38.7 kJ/mole, AS° = 112 J/mol K, and AG° = +5.32 kJ/mole. Complete the following table. %3D Temp AG"0" 25°C 100°C Will increasing the temperature increase the yield of this reaction? Yes No

18. A reaction has AH° = +38.7 kJ/mole, AS° = 112 J/mol K, and AG° = +5.32 kJ/mole. Complete the following table. %3D Temp AG"0" 25°C 100°C Will increasing the temperature increase the yield of this reaction? Yes No

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18. A reaction has AH° = +38.7 kJ/mole, AS°
= 112 J/mol K, and AG° = +5.32 kJ/mole.
Complete the following table.
Temp
AG"0»
25°C
100°C
Will increasing the temperature increase the yield of this reaction? Yes No

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