Chemistry, 05.03.2022 01:00, jessicaisbaehood

Given that h(g) h(g) → h2(g) ∆h°= -436. 4 kj/mol calculate the change in mass (in kg) per mole of h2 formed.

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Given that h(g) h(g) → h2(g) ∆h°= -436. 4 kj/mol calculate the change in mass (in kg) per mole of h2...