eSupportCalculate the standard enthalpy for CH₂ CHO from ONLYthe databelowgiven0₂092 → 2CH₂CHOLD + 2H₂00)1) 2 CH ₂ CH₂OH(₁) AHR2 CH ₂ CH ₂ OH (c) + 30₂09) 200₂(g) + 3H₂00₁) AH₂ = -1366-82 Kjomar→→0 2 H₂ cg2 +0₂ cg) → 2H₂ Oc)AHR = -571.66 kJ. mol") C(5) + 0₂ (9) > 00₂ (g)AHR=-393.51kJ-mail-= -400.88 KJ.ma²¹

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Calculate the standard enthalpy for CH₂ CHO from ONLY the data below given -1) 2CH₂ CH₂OH(₁) + 0₂09) → 2CH₂CHOL + 2H₂0 (1) 5 CH₂CH₂OH (²) + 30₂) ⇒ 200₂(g) +3H₂001) AHR = -400-88 KJ md" Alta = -1366-82 Kjamar AHR=-571.66 KkJ. mol" AHR=-393.51 kJ. mit 0 2 H₂ cgstO₂ cg) → 2H ₂ Ocz 2 C(s) + 0₂ (₂) -> (0₂ cg)

Calculate the standard enthalpy for CH₂ CHO from ONLY the data below given -1) 2CH₂ CH₂OH(₁) + 0₂09) → 2CH₂CHOL + 2H₂0 (1) 5 CH₂CH₂OH (²) + 30₂) ⇒ 200₂(g) +3H₂001) AHR = -400-88 KJ md" Alta = -1366-82 Kjamar AHR=-571.66 KkJ. mol" AHR=-393.51 kJ. mit 0 2 H₂ cgstO₂ cg) → 2H ₂ Ocz 2 C(s) + 0₂ (₂) -> (0₂ cg)

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