Compute the gibbs free energy

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(GIBBS FREE energy and the chemical equilibrium). The equilibrium constant for CaCO3 dissolution in water at 25 celsius is 8.7 x 10^-9. Calculate the (G) Gibbs free energy for this process. Use R= 8.3145 j/k mol. Hint: convert Temperature to K.

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