2.Use the AH information provided to calculate AHn°for the following. SHOW YOUR WORK!!SO,CL.(g) + 2 Ho0(1) → 2 HCI(g) + H,SO.(1)AHrxn° = ?AH{(kJ/mol)SO,Cl.(g)-364H,O(1)-286HCI(g)-92H,SO.(1)-814a. -256 kJb. +161 kJC. -62 kJd. +800 kJe. -422 kJ

2. Use the AH information provided to calculate AHpn° for the following. SHOW YOUR WORK!! SO,Cl.(g) + 2 H,0(1) → 2 HCI(g) + H,SO,(1) AHrxn = ? AH (kJ/mol) SO,ClL(g) -364 H,O(1) -286 HCI(g) -92 H,SO.(1) -814 a. -256 kJ b. +161 kJ C.-62 kJ d. +800 kJ e.-422 kJ

2. Use the AH information provided to calculate AHpn° for the following. SHOW YOUR WORK!! SO,Cl.(g) + 2 H,0(1) → 2 HCI(g) + H,SO,(1) AHrxn = ? AH (kJ/mol) SO,ClL(g) -364 H,O(1) -286 HCI(g) -92 H,SO.(1) -814 a. -256 kJ b. +161 kJ C.-62 kJ d. +800 kJ e.-422 kJ

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Use the AH information provided to calculate AHn°
for the following. SHOW YOUR WORK!!
SO,CL.(g) + 2 Ho0(1) → 2 HCI(g) + H,SO.(1)
AHrxn° = ?
AH{(kJ/mol)
SO,Cl.(g)
-364
H,O(1)
-286
HCI(g)
-92
H,SO.(1)
-814
a. -256 kJ
b. +161 kJ
C. -62 kJ
d. +800 kJ
e. -422 kJ

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