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Explanation / Answer

A A EMPERAURE OF 2980 K,  AND A A PARIAL PRESSURE OF 1 Am,

C2H6 (g) +  H2 (g) = 2 CH4 (g) + 32.8 KJ / mol

in he above reacion,

PC2H6 + PH2 = PCH4

AND ALSO

1 MOLE OF C2H6 REACS WIH 1 MOLE OF H2 O FORM 2 MOLES OF CH4

AS PER DALON'S LAW OF PARIAL PRESSURES,

KC2H6 *PC2H6 +KH2 * PH2 = KCH4 * PCH4

WHERE K IS MOLE FRACION.

HE EQUAION, A + B = C + D

FOR A GIBBS FREE ENERGY IS

DELA G = DELA G0 + R ln [ (PC * PD) / ( PA * PB ) ]

FOR HE PRESEN REACION

DELA G = - 32.8 + 8.314 * 298 [ 0.8502 ] / [ 0.250 * 0.150]

= 32.8 + 47.73

= 80.53 K J / mol