Chemistry, 01.12.2019 00:31, deaishaajennings123

Calculate the approximate enthalpy change, δhrxn, for the combustion of methane: ch4+2o2→2h2o+co2 δhrxn from a given table: ch4 = 1656 kj/mol o2 = 498 kj/mol h2o = 928 kj/mol co2 = 1598 kj/mol?

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