9. Given the following information:2NO(g) - O(g) - 2NO-(g)2N:(g) + 50:(3) + 21H:0(C) HINO(ag)AH--116 JAll = -256 JN:(g) + 0,(g)- 2)AH =+183 kCaleulate the enthalpy change for the reaction below:INO () +HO(() -UINO,(ag) + NO(g) AH=?

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9. Given the following information: 2NO(g) 0(g) 2NO(g) AH-116 k 2N:(E) + 50:(3) + 21:0(0) HINO,(ag) All = -256 J (FJokz -Fo+ (N Calenlate the enthalpy change for the reaction below: AH = +183 INO (e) +HO(() -UNO,(ag) + NO(g) AH=?

9. Given the following information: 2NO(g) 0(g) 2NO(g) AH-116 k 2N:(E) + 50:(3) + 21:0(0) HINO,(ag) All = -256 J (FJokz -Fo+ (N Calenlate the enthalpy change for the reaction below: AH = +183 INO (e) +HO(() -UNO,(ag) + NO(g) AH=?

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9. Given the following information:
2NO(g) - O(g) - 2NO-(g)
2N:(g) + 50:(3) + 21H:0(C) HINO(ag)
AH--116 J
All = -256 J
N:(g) + 0,(g)- 2)
AH =+183 k
Caleulate the enthalpy change for the reaction below:
INO () +HO(() -UINO,(ag) + NO(g) AH=?

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