Glinka Problem 312
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312. Calculate the values of ΔG°298 for the following reactions of reduction of iron (II) oxide:
a) FeO(c.)+½C(graphite)=Fe(c.)+½CO2(g.)
b) FeO(c.)+C(graphite)=Fe(c.)+CO(g.)
c) FeO(c.)+CO(g.)=Fe(c.)+CO2(g.)
Which of these reactions is most likely to occur?
a) FeO(c.)+½C(graphite)=Fe(c.)+½CO2(g.)
b) FeO(c.)+C(graphite)=Fe(c.)+CO(g.)
c) FeO(c.)+CO(g.)=Fe(c.)+CO2(g.)
Which of these reactions is most likely to occur?
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