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Calculate the standard entropy change for the industrial synthesis of urea (a common fertilizer): co2(g) + 2 nh3(g) → co(nh2)2(s) + h2o(ℓ) at 25◦c. patel (smp4358) – 28: fall exam review part three – lyssy – (112476) 8 s ◦ co2(g) 213.74 j k·mol nh3(g) 192.45 j k·mol co(nh2)2(s) 104.6 j k·mol h2o(ℓ) 69.91 j k·mol answer in units of j k · mol.

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