You have been assigned as the chemical specialist aboard the Federation Starship USS Enterprise. Your duties are to assi

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You have been assigned as the chemical specialist aboard the Federation Starship USS Enterprise. Your duties are to assist the starship personnel with your vast knowledge of chemistry. Please answer any questions they pose to you. The Enterprise is currently orbiting around an uncharted planet, a landing party has been sent down to investigate the ecosystem and life on the planet.

4. Sampling of the planet's atmosphere shows only a small amount of NO present, given the following reaction: NOW) + 1/2O2(g) → NO2 for which A Hº = -57.0 kJ and at 25°C, K = 1.5 x 106. What is the value of A Sº for the reaction? 5. Back aboard the ship, in the botany lab, Mr. Sulu is performing a titration on a weak acid he has extracted from a native plant from the planet's surface. If he titrates this weak acid with sodium hydroxide, what value of pH does he expect before the titration begins, half-way to the equivalence point, at the equivalence point and after the equivalence point of his titration? Why would he get each of these pH values? (explain by indicating what species are in the beaker)
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