Explain what is the concentration of k+ (aq) at condition

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A reaction in which KCl (s) dissociates into K^+ (aq) and Cl^- (aq) at 298K is determined to have a delta G of -13.6 kj/mol. Explain what is the concentration of K+ (aq) at this condition.

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