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free of charge reaction enthalpy, Water vs Hydrogen peroxide (thermo-40)

Es reacting H₂(g) with O₂(g). Assessments with Help The free reaction enthalpy whether or not Now H₂O(g) or H₂O₂(g) of which: will be. The Reaction temperature of which: 800 Kelvin , please ..

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Es to leave The Commission two reactions to formulate:
a) H₂(g) + 1/2·O₂(g) → H₂O(g) and
b) H₂(g) + O₂(g) → H₂O₂(g)
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Table of values, All of them Participants Particles are In the Gaseous State of operation:

1. reaction a), It 's occurring H₂O

       Definition: ΔHoR = ∑ΔHof(Produkte) – ∑ΔHof(Edukte)

       ΔHoR(H₂O) = (-242) – (0 + 1/2·0) = -242 kJ/mol

       ΔSoR(H₂O) = (189) – (131 + 1/2·205) = -44.5 J/(mol·K)

       Definition: ΔGoR = ΔHoR – T· ΔSoR

       ΔGoR(H₂O) = -242 – 800·-0.0445 = -206.4 kJ/mol

2. reaction b), It 's occurring H₂O₂

       Definition: ΔHoR = ∑ΔHof(Produkte) – ∑ΔHof(Edukte)

       ΔHoR(H₂O₂) = (-136) – (0 + 1/2·0) = -136 kJ/mol

       ΔSoR(H₂O₂) = (233) – (131 + 205) = -103 J/(mol·K)

       Definition: ΔGoR = ΔHoR – T· ΔSoR

       ΔGoR(H₂O₂) = -136 – 800·-0.103 = -53.6 kJ/mol

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