5. Hydrogen gas burning in excess from oxygen gas inH2g + 1002g → H2O+ excess O2g298KThe heat of vaporization water (-242.44kJ), the heatcapacity at pressure constantGasH2O2H2O| C, JK´ mol-Calculate a. AE in 298K27.1727.1731.35b. AH in 498K

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5. Hydrogen gas burning in excess from oxygen gas in H2g + 1002g +→ H2O + excess O2g The heat of vaporization water (-242.44kJ), the heat 298K capacity at pressure constant Gas H2 O2 H2O | C,JK´ mol- Calculate a. AE in 298K 27.17 27.17 31.35 b. ΔΗ in 498K

5. Hydrogen gas burning in excess from oxygen gas in H2g + 1002g +→ H2O + excess O2g The heat of vaporization water (-242.44kJ), the heat 298K capacity at pressure constant Gas H2 O2 H2O | C,JK´ mol- Calculate a. AE in 298K 27.17 27.17 31.35 b. ΔΗ in 498K

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