Calculate δg°' for the reaction a + b < -> c + d at 25°c when the equilibrium concentrations are [a] = 10 um, [b] = 15 um, [c] = 3 um, and [d] = 5 um. r = 8.314 j/mol⋅k. give your answer to the nearest hundredths in j/mol, but only provide the numerical value (i. e. don't include units in your answer).
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