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Apply Hess' Law using the step-wise reactions below to determine the change in enthalpy associated with B E + 2C Step-wise Rxns 3B 2C + D B (1/2) A E + A D AH (kJ/mol) -125 150 350

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Apply Hess' Law using the step-wise reactions below to determine the
change in enthalpy associated with B E + 2C
Step-wise Rxns
3B 2C + D
(1/2) AB
E + A D
525 kJ/mol
-325 kJ/mol
-175 kJ/mol
325 kJ/mol
AH (kJ/mol)
-125
150
350

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