Chemistry, 22.02.2021 18:30, lovelybear2354

You will be provided with the AH values for each equation. These values are state dependent, meaning that liquid water and steam will have different values. You will need to multiply the
AH, value for each compound by the number of moles of that compound in the balanced
chemical equation, as each value of AH, is for 1 mole of compound. Find the enthalpy of
reaction for the following equation:

You will be provided with the AH values for each equation. These values are state dependent,

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