A] Calculate AH° for the reaction C:Hug) + 3 Ozg ² 200xg) + 2H;O The average bond energies of various bonds are: Bond C-H 0 = 0 C =0 0-H C = C Energy 414 499 724 460 619 kJ mol B] Compare the values of AH° obtained by using the enthalpy of formation data: AH [CO:] = -393.5 kJ mol', AHº (H2O(g)] %3D = -241.8 kJ mol', and AH [C2H«] = 52.3 kJ mol'. %3D %3D

A] Calculate AH° for the reaction C:Hug) + 3 Ozg ² 200xg) + 2H;O The average bond energies of various bonds are: Bond C-H 0 = 0 C =0 0-H C = C Energy 414 499 724 460 619 kJ mol B] Compare the values of AH° obtained by using the enthalpy of formation data: AH [CO:] = -393.5 kJ mol', AHº (H2O(g)] %3D = -241.8 kJ mol', and AH [C2H«] = 52.3 kJ mol'. %3D %3D

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