103. Solving a chemistry problem

103. Solving a chemistry problem

For the chemical reaction CH4(g)= C(g) 2H2(g), the dependence of the equilibrium constant on temperature is expressed by the equation: lg(Kp)=-3853/T-3.562*lg(T)-1.5*10-3-4.216 Get the equations temperature dependence: for the thermal effect of the reaction, the change in Gibbs free energy, entropy and heat capacity of the process. Calculate the value of the equilibrium constant and thermodynamic functions at 575 K.

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