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I want the thermodynamic quantities of S2O8(-2). In other words, I want the standard free energy of formation, standard heat of formation, and the standard entropy of the S2O8(-2) ion under aqueous conditions.

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The solution provides step-by-step calculations of standard free energy or formation, standard heat of formation, and standard entropy.

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I found this in the CRC handbook of Chem. & physics 1st Student Edition....

standard free energy of formation (delta G)
= -265.4 ...

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