writing reaction for CO(g)
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2019 4:57 pm
when writing the reaction for CO(g), how are we supposed to know that it the carbon is in graphite form and not in gas form? is it because carbon is most commonly found in graphite form? I wrote the eq for 4.J.5 at first as
C(g)+.5O(g)--> CO(g)
but go the wrong answer for G bc the S value for C was wrong.
C(g)+.5O(g)--> CO(g)
but go the wrong answer for G bc the S value for C was wrong.