2) A- @ when nickel slooly reacts with Oxygen to form nicke Ioxide, the heatchange is -241 KJ/mol of nickel that reacts.Write the balanced eguatión for the reachionChange in the equationwith enthalpyO What is the enthalpy Changeif 16-29 of Nickel (T) OXide isproduced in this manner ?B - O When gaseous sulfur trioxidereacts with ageous Sodiumto produce aqeous sodium sulfate and wateris -169.8KL/mol of NaOH that reacts.hydroxidethe enthalpy changeKJ for the balan ced equation. write the balanced equationfor the reactlon with enthal py change in the equationiwhat is the enthalpy Change if 18:79 of S03 is allowedto reactin this manner?Aa reacts with water to formonly product. when the reaction occursSolid diphosphorus pentoxidePhosphoric acid as thethe heat changewrite the balan ced equation for the reaction with enthalpain the equation.is -226.6Ks for the balancedequation·equationChangeO what amount of BOs, in grams, wou ld need to rea ct withwater inorder to produce 849 KJ Of heat ?

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• 2 A- @ when nickel slooly reacts with Oxygen to form nickeko is -241 KJ/mol of nickel that reacts with enthalpy oxide, the heat Change Write the balanced equatión for the reachion Change in the equation O what is the enthalpy Change if 16-29 of Nickel (I) Oxide is produced in this manner ?

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