Calculate AH from the given reaction given the following thermochemical equations. Tell whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic.HCI(g)+ NANO2(s)→ HNO() + NaCI(s)NaCl(s) + HzO(1) →NO(g)NO(g)HNO:(0)HCI + Naz0(g)Naz0(s) → NANO2(s)N20(g) + Oz(g)Ozlg)AH = +507 kJNO2(g)+ NO2(g)AH = -427 kJAH = 43 kJ+NO(g)H20(1)AH = +34 kJ+3.

The given chemical equations is as follows: HCl(g) + NaNO2(s) → HNO2(l) + NaCl(s)…

Calculate AH from the given reaction given the following thermochemical equations. Tell whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic. HCI(g) + NANO:(s) → HNO() • NaCl(s) HCI • Naz0(g) NaCi(s) • HzO(1) NO(g) NOg) HNO:() NO:(g) • NazO(s) → NANO:(s) NO:(g) > N;O(g) • Oz(g) N:O(g) • O:(g) + H;O() AH = +507 kJ AH = 427 kJ AH = 43 kJ AH = +34 kJ

Calculate AH from the given reaction given the following thermochemical equations. Tell whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic. HCI(g) + NANO:(s) → HNO() • NaCl(s) HCI • Naz0(g) NaCi(s) • HzO(1) NO(g) NOg) HNO:() NO:(g) • NazO(s) → NANO:(s) NO:(g) > N;O(g) • Oz(g) N:O(g) • O:(g) + H;O() AH = +507 kJ AH = 427 kJ AH = 43 kJ AH = +34 kJ

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