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The standard free energy of formation of KBr(s) is –380.4 kJ/mol.  What is delta G° for the...

The standard free energy of formation of KBr(s) is –380.4 kJ/mol.  What is delta G° for the reaction 2KBr(s) --> 2K(s) + Br2(l) ?

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