Define calculate system composition

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Question- a) At 3000K, calculate Delta G0r and K for: H2O (g) --> .H (g) + .OH (g). Show pertinent work but not artithmetic. Apply correct units to K.

b) If this system is studied in a piston/cylinder apparatus at 3000K at P(total) = 1.00 atm, from your K value calculate system composition developing from 1.00 mol H2O (g) and no products initally. Show work no artithmetic.

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