Consider the reaction: icl(g) cl₂(g) → icl₃(s). the ∆g(f)° of icl(g) is -5.5 kj/mol and the ∆g(f)° of icl₃(s) is -22.59 kj/mol what is the ∆g° of the reaction, in kj/mol?

Respuesta :

The ΔG° for the reaction in kJ/mol is -17.09.

Calculation,

The reaction is given below.

[tex]ICl(g)+Cl_{2} (g)[/tex]  → [tex]ICl_{3} (s)[/tex]

The ΔG° for [tex]ICl(g)[/tex] = -5.5  kJ/mol

The ΔG° for [tex]ICl_{3} (s)[/tex]  = -22.59  kJ/mol

The ΔG° for  [tex]Cl_{2} (g)[/tex]  = 0  kJ/mol ( change in gibb's free energy of standard state )

ΔG° for the reaction =  ΔG° (product) -  ΔG° (reactant)

ΔG°  for the reaction = -22.59  kJ/mol - ( -5.5  kJ/mol + 0  kJ/mol )

 ΔG°  for the reaction = -17.09  kJ/mol

The value of change standard gibb's free energy for the standard state ( most stable form of elements) is zero.

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