34. Calculate the standard enthalpy change (AH) at 298 K for the reaction ofX&Y18 with O2.2 XBY18+21 O2→8 XO +8 XO2 +18 Y,0ReactionAH at 298 K2 XgY18+25 O2 16 XO, + 18 Y O-11020 kJ2 XO +O2 XO-566.0 kJ210454 kJ18756 J0 13284 JD 1E5

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34. Calculate the standard enthalpy change (AH) at 298 K for the reaction of X&Y18 with O2. 2 XGY18+ 21 O2→8 XO+8 XO2 + 18 Y2O Reaction AH at 298 K 2 XaY1s+25 O,→ 16 XO, + 18 Y O -11020 kJ 2 XO +O, 2 XO, -566.0 kJ 610454 28756 kJ 1284 D11506

34. Calculate the standard enthalpy change (AH) at 298 K for the reaction of X&Y18 with O2. 2 XGY18+ 21 O2→8 XO+8 XO2 + 18 Y2O Reaction AH at 298 K 2 XaY1s+25 O,→ 16 XO, + 18 Y O -11020 kJ 2 XO +O, 2 XO, -566.0 kJ 610454 28756 kJ 1284 D11506

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