4) Given: S (s)+02 (g) →SO 2 (g)2 SO 3 (g) →2 SO2 (g) +O 2 (g)Find AH° for : 2 S(s ) + 3 O 2(g) →2 SO3 (g)ΔΗ-296.1 kJAH° =198.2 kJA) -394.0 kJB) +97.9 kJC) -790.4 kJD) -97.9 kJ

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4) Given: S (s)+02 (g) →SO 2 (g) 2 SO 3 (g) →2 SO2 (g)+0 2 (g) Find AH° for : 2 S(s ) + 3 O 2(g) →2 SO3 (g) AH° = -296.1 kJ AH° = 198.2 kJ A) -394.0 kJ B) +97.9 kJ C) -790.4 kJ D) -97.9 kJ

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4) Given: S (s)+02 (g) →SO 2 (g)
2 SO 3 (g) →2 SO2 (g) +O 2 (g)
Find AH° for : 2 S(s ) + 3 O 2(g) →2 SO3 (g)
ΔΗ
-296.1 kJ
AH° =
198.2 kJ
A) -394.0 kJ
B) +97.9 kJ
C) -790.4 kJ
D) -97.9 kJ

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