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31-12-2022
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Use the reaction i2(s) i2(g), h = 62.4 kj/mol, s = 0.145 kj/(molk), for question 10. which direction of the reaction is favored at 298 k (room temperature)?

A. Toward I2(g) production
B. Both are equally favored
C. It is impossible to tell
D. Toward I2(s) production

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