Calculate δh∘f for cac2(s): cac2(s)+2h2o(l)→ca(oh)2(s)+c2h2(g) δh∘=−127.2kj

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Calculate δh∘f for cac2(s):
cac2(s)+2h2o(l)→ca(oh)2(s)+c2h2(g)< br /> δh∘=−127.2kj

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Calculate δh∘f for cac2(s):
cac2(s)+2h2o(l)→ca(oh)2(s)+c2h2(g)< br /> δh∘=−127.2kj...