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Hello i just wanted clarification from someone who is used to doing thermochemistry questions. I dont want to know the answer to the quiestion attatched, i just wanted to know how can i get the values for the ∆fG. Does the question expect me to look off a standard free energies of formation table or is there a calculation i can do to find these values.
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Tables.
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It's also conceivable that the fuel cell exploits only the oxidation of hydrogen, not carbon. The stories with semi-permeable membranes would support that, and I have such memories in my head.
Does the question tell more about it?
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