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Chemical Thermodynamics: Gibbs Free Energy Change from Pressure Change 1
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p1 | number |
2.6
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pchange | number |
0.9
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p2 | number |
3.5
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temp | integer |
444
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gibbschange | number |
1097.2790297539
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gckj | number |
1.0972790298
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2.6
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One mole of an unknown gas at {temp} K and {p1} atm is increased in pressure, undergoing a Gibbs free energy change of +{dpformat(gckj,3)} kJ mol−1.
Assuming the temperature remains constant throughout, what is the final pressure of the gas?
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