Look at the image. reaefCaleulate the standard renetion enthalppyfor the formation of a sulflide by the action ofhydrogen sulfirde on an aueons solution of aInse:H,S(nq) + 2KOH(1q)K,S(aq) +21I,0(().The standardenthahy of fonmtion for KSis-171.5 kJ/wol. for I1,O- 285 83 kl/mol,for-H,S--30.7-klinol,- and for- KOH182.37 kl/mol.

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Calculate the standard reaction enthalpy for the formntion of a sulide by the action of hydrogen sulfide on an aqueous solution of a base: H,S(aq) + → 2KOH(aq). సవ nt)/ K,S(aq) – 21H,0(). The standardlenthalpy of formation for KS is-171.5 kJ/mol, for HLO -285.83 kJ/nol. lot 11,8 182.37 k.J/mol. 39.7 kl/mo1. And for KOH

Calculate the standard reaction enthalpy for the formntion of a sulide by the action of hydrogen sulfide on an aqueous solution of a base: H,S(aq) + → 2KOH(aq). సవ nt)/ K,S(aq) – 21H,0(). The standardlenthalpy of formation for KS is-171.5 kJ/mol, for HLO -285.83 kJ/nol. lot 11,8 182.37 k.J/mol. 39.7 kl/mo1. And for KOH

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Chapter4: Energy And Chemical Reactions

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