Calculate the reaction enthalpy for the reaction below: C(g) 2D (g) - A(1) + 3B (g) given the following information C(g) X(s) + B (g) D(g) Y(s) + B(g) A (1) X (s) + 2Y (s) AH,?kJ AH, -329.0 kJ AH₂-57.0 kJ AH, --254.0 kJ

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