Compute the standard free energy change for the combustion

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given the following standard gibbs energy of formation values in kJ/mol: CH4, 50.7; H2O, -228.6; CO2, -394.4 calculate the standard free energy change for the combustion of CH4

Reference no: EM13194925

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