Find the ΔG of the following reaction when there is 1.64 M A in solution. The...

Find the ΔG of the following reaction when there is 1.64 M A in solution. The equilibrium concentrations were found to be 1.00 M A, 0.97 M B, 1.07 M C, 0.55 M D and the temperature is 298K.

2A + B <==> 3C + D

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