Compute for the standard enthalpy change of the reaction:2H,Se + 2H,0 → 2H,O@ + SO2@)+ SO2(g)(),Given the ff:AH = 102.9 kJ/mola. 3S+ 2H,0e → 2H,S +b. Se +O2e) → SO2@)> SO2(3)AH = -457.1 kJ/mol%3D

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Compute for the standard enthalpy change of the reaction: 2H,Se + 2H,O → 2H,O@+ SO2(2) (g) Given the ff: 3S+2H,O → 2H,S) + SO22) b. S+O2e)→ SO2e) a. AH = 102.9 kJ/mol %3D AH = -457.1 kJ/mol

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Compute for the standard enthalpy change of the reaction:
2H,Se + 2H,0 → 2H,O@ + SO2@)
+ SO2(g)
(),
Given the ff:
AH = 102.9 kJ/mol
a. 3S+ 2H,0e → 2H,S +
b. Se +O2e) → SO2@)
> SO2(3)
AH = -457.1 kJ/mol
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