16. Given the thermochemical expression for combustion of benzene,2 C,H,(€) + 15 O,(g)12 CO,(g) + 6 H,0(e)AH = -6534.8 kJwrite a thermochemical expression fora) combustion of 0.50 mol benzene.b) consumption of 5 mol O,(g).c) production of 144 mol CO,(g).

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16. Given the thermochemical expression for combustion of benzene, 2 C,H,(E) + 15 O,(g) 12 CO,(g) + 6 H,0(e) AH = -6534.8 kJ !! write a thermochemical expression for a) combustion of 0.50 mol benzene. b) consumption of 5 mol O,(g). c) production of 144 mol CO,(g).