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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    That worked perfect, thank you! (:
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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    I went and added the two together but it still says I am wrong. Could I be calculating my ΔG wrong?
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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    Alright. Thank you for your help (:
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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    And I can find Q from using the initial concentrations given?
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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    So I plug in the 41.6 into what equation? I'm sorry I'm just a little confused. :/ And for the next one, should the first one be false?
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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    Can anybody try to help me solve this?
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    Where Am I Going Wrong in Calculating Free Energy Change?

    Homework Statement In the previous question, you had to calculate the the standard Free Energy Change (Go) in order to solve for the equilibrium constant, K, for the reaction: N2(g) + 3H2(g) → 2NH3(g) This is the Free Energy measured under standard conditions, when the reaction is...
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