.Write reactions for the standard enthalpy of formation of the following compounds from their constituent elements in their standard states. a. MgCO₂ (s) b. CH₁2O6(s) c. CO₂(g) d. NH₂(g) uta 2003

.Write reactions for the standard enthalpy of formation of the following compounds from their constituent elements in their standard states. a. MgCO₂ (s) b. CH₁2O6(s) c. CO₂(g) d. NH₂(g) uta 2003

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507. Write reactions for the standard enthalpy of formation of the following compounds from their constituent elements in their
standard states.
a. MgCO3(s)
b. CsH₁2O6(S)
c. CO₂(g)
d. NH₂(g)
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