Substance 48f (2/11101)| M₂O(s) -10.90 M(s) 0 0₂(g) 0 Consider the decomposition of a metal oxide to its elements, where M represents a generic metal. M₂O(s) 2 M(s) + -1/-0, (g) What is the standard molar change in Gibbs energy for this reaction, as written? Agixn= 10.9 What is the equilibrium constant in terms of activities for this reaction, as written, at 298.15 K? K = Incorrect 4.0111 x10-5 What is the equilibrium partial pressure of O₂(g) in contact with M(s) at 298.15 K? Po₂, eq = 1.609 X10-9 kJ/mol bar

Substance 48f (2/11101)| M₂O(s) -10.90 M(s) 0 0₂(g) 0 Consider the decomposition of a metal oxide to its elements, where M represents a generic metal. M₂O(s) 2 M(s) + -1/-0, (g) What is the standard molar change in Gibbs energy for this reaction, as written? Agixn= 10.9 What is the equilibrium constant in terms of activities for this reaction, as written, at 298.15 K? K = Incorrect 4.0111 x10-5 What is the equilibrium partial pressure of O₂(g) in contact with M(s) at 298.15 K? Po₂, eq = 1.609 X10-9 kJ/mol bar

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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