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CO = - 137 kJ/mol,
Cl₂ = 0. kJ/mol,
COCl₂ = - 205 kJ/mol, and R = 8.314 J/mol K to calculate the free energy change at 298 K for:
CO (g, 0.2 atm) + Cl₂ (g, 0.4 atm)
COCl₂ (g, 10 atm)
A) - 12030 kJ
B) - 80 kJ
C) - 68 kJ
D) - 56 kJ
E) +11894 kJ
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