Find Delta G in kJ/mol given the following values: Below are values of AS° and AH° of solution at 298K for some more salts that contain the potassium ion.Complete the table by calculating AG° for each salt at 298K. Be careful with units!в IX.n UndoC Start Over+ Column+ RowTable TitleThermodynamic Data for Potassium SaltsColumn 1Column 2Column 3Column 4SaltAH° (kJ/mol)AS° (J/mol K)AG° (kJ/mol)KF-20.120.8KCI17.375.2KCIO452.6134.2KBr20.387.8KI19.0101.3KNO335.7114.8

∆G° cab be calculated using formula : ∆G° = ∆H° - T∆S° For this we need to first match the units.…

Below are values of AS° and AH° of solution at 298K for some more salts that contain the potassium ion. Complete the table by calculating AG° for each salt at 298K. Be careful with units! в I х, n Undo C Start Over + Column Row Table Title Thermodynamic Data for Potassium Salts Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Salt AH° (kJ/mol) AS° (J/mol K) AG° (kJ/mol) KF -20.1 20.8 KCI 17.3 75.2 KCIO4 52.6 134.2

Below are values of AS° and AH° of solution at 298K for some more salts that contain the potassium ion. Complete the table by calculating AG° for each salt at 298K. Be careful with units! в I х, n Undo C Start Over + Column Row Table Title Thermodynamic Data for Potassium Salts Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Salt AH° (kJ/mol) AS° (J/mol K) AG° (kJ/mol) KF -20.1 20.8 KCI 17.3 75.2 KCIO4 52.6 134.2

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