change in enthalpy Argo-23/hAr HO=S()4fH of A =-300 kJ/malof B = -350 kt/a|of D = -800 kI/ml

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Argb 46H of A = -300 kJ/mal of B=-350 kt of =+100 kT ol of D = -300 kilapl %3D

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Ar HO=S
()
4fH of A =-300 kJ/mal
of B = -350 kt/a|
of D = -800 kI/ml

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