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( 2 5 ) a ) Calculate the value of standard molar Gibbs free energy change of the chemical reaction at 2 9 8 K

(25) a) Calculate the value of standard molar Gibbs free energy change of the chemical
reaction at 298K using the data given:
Is the chemical reaction exothermic reaction or not? WHY?
ZrO2()+2CO(g)Zr()+2CO2(g)at298K
b) Calculate the enthalpy and entropy of chemical reaction at 1700K. Leave
calculations in the integral form after putting cp values. Organize them as we do it in the
class.
ZrO2()+2CO(g)Zr()+2CO2(g)at1700K
DATA:
HZr()=3900 joules at 1136K,
HZrO2()=5900 joules at 1478K
Standard molar enthalpy formation and entropy at 298K :
HfZrO2()=-1100800 joules, SZr()=39JK,SZrO2()=50.4JK,HfCO(g)=-110500J
SCO(g)=197.5JK,HfCO2(g)=-393500J,SCO2(g)=213.7JK
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