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Standard Free Energy

What is the standard free energy change, \triangleG^\circ, for the following reaction at 298 K? Is the reaction spontaneous?

2 PCl3_3 (g) + O2_2 (g) \longrightarrow 2 POCl3_3, \triangleH = - 620.6 kJ/mol

Values of standard molar entropy, Sf_{f}^\circ are as follows: 2 PCl3_3 (g), 311.8 J/K; O2_2 (g), 205.1 J/K; POCl3_3, 222.4 J/K

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