State the standard free energy change delta g

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When adjusted for any changes in delta h and delta S with temperature, the standard free energy change delta G at 500K is equal to 9.8x10 4 J/mol. Calculate the equilibrium constant at 500K .

part a answer was 1.32x10^-23= K

part b answer was 1106 K degrees =T

figured them out but this is part C and i dont know how to do it.

Reference no: EM13171327

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