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What is ΔGreaction for the reaction:
2SO2 + O2 ⇌ 2SO3
when Δn moles of O2 are used up?
Express your answer in terms of chemical potentials, μX (your coefficients may be negative).
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Given that μSO3{arrow[rand]} μSO2+0.5μO2 at a certain reaction coordinate, will the quantity of SO3 increase or decrease?
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