"C decays by positron emission."c- "B+eCalculate the energy released or gained in this reaction using the information below.mass (amu)0.000551.008671.00728"B11.0065611.008141.03 x 103 kJ/mol evolved in reaction1.03 x 103 k/mol absorbed in reaction9.27 x 107 kl/mol evolved in reaction9.27 x 107 kl/mol absorbed in reaction1.42 x 10° kl/mol evolved in reaction1.42 x 10° kl/mol absorbed in reaction9.12 x 10° k/mol evolved in reactionO 9.12 x 10° kl/mol absorbed in reaction8.74 x 1013k/mol evolved in reactionO 8.74 x 1013 kJ/mol absorbed in reaction

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"C decays by positron emission. "c- "B+e Calculate the energy released or gained in this reaction using the information below. mass (amu) 0.00055 1.00867 1.00728 B 11.00656 11.00814 1.03 x 103 k/mol evolved in reaction 1.03 x 103 k/mol absorbed in reaction 9.27 x 107 k/mol evolved in reaction 9.27 x 107 k/mol absorbed in reaction 1.42 x 10 k/mol evolved in reaction 1.42 x 10 kl/mol absorbed in reaction 9.12 x 10° k/mol evolved in reaction 9.12 x 10° kl/mol absorbed in reaction 8.74 x 1013 k/mol evolved in reaction 8.74 x 1013 kl/mol absorbed in reaction

"C decays by positron emission. "c- "B+e Calculate the energy released or gained in this reaction using the information below. mass (amu) 0.00055 1.00867 1.00728 B 11.00656 11.00814 1.03 x 103 k/mol evolved in reaction 1.03 x 103 k/mol absorbed in reaction 9.27 x 107 k/mol evolved in reaction 9.27 x 107 k/mol absorbed in reaction 1.42 x 10 k/mol evolved in reaction 1.42 x 10 kl/mol absorbed in reaction 9.12 x 10° k/mol evolved in reaction 9.12 x 10° kl/mol absorbed in reaction 8.74 x 1013 k/mol evolved in reaction 8.74 x 1013 kl/mol absorbed in reaction

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"C decays by positron emission.
"c- "B+e
Calculate the energy released or gained in this reaction using the information below.
mass (amu)
0.00055
1.00867
1.00728
"B
11.00656
11.00814
1.03 x 103 kJ/mol evolved in reaction
1.03 x 103 k/mol absorbed in reaction
9.27 x 107 kl/mol evolved in reaction
9.27 x 107 kl/mol absorbed in reaction
1.42 x 10° kl/mol evolved in reaction
1.42 x 10° kl/mol absorbed in reaction
9.12 x 10° k/mol evolved in reaction
O 9.12 x 10° kl/mol absorbed in reaction
8.74 x 1013
k/mol evolved in reaction
O 8.74 x 1013 kJ/mol absorbed in reaction

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