State the equilibrium constant for transformation of carbon

Reference no: EM13231973

What is the value of the equilibrium constant for transformation of carbon from graphite to diamond at 810.0 C?
fH0 kJ/mol S0J/mol K
graphite 0.0 5.7
diamond 1.9 2.4

Reference no: EM13231973

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