Calculate Al for the combustion of butane gas given that AH comb is-2877 kJ/mol for H₂O(1) and AHvap(H₂O) is equal to +44 kJ/mol Express the difference in kilojoules to four significant figures. AH comb when H₂0(g) is produced VE ΑΣΦΑΛΤΟ 44 ?

Calculate Al for the combustion of butane gas given that AH comb is-2877 kJ/mol for H₂O(1) and AHvap(H₂O) is equal to +44 kJ/mol Express the difference in kilojoules to four significant figures. AH comb when H₂0(g) is produced VE ΑΣΦΑΛΤΟ 44 ?

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Calculate Alf for the combustion of butane gas given that AH comb is-2877 kJ/mol for H₂O(1) and AHvap(H₂O) is equal to +44 kJ/mol
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AHComb when H₂O(g) is produced
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