Consider the reaction with the known A Hrxn value: 2 C6H6(1)+15 O₂(g)→12 CO₂(g)+ 6H₂O(1) Hrxn=-6500 kJ/mol How much heat (and in what direction) is transferred for each mole of O2 consumed? 430 kJ is absorbed by the surroundings 6500 kJ is absorbed by the reaction system 3300 kJ is absorbed by the surroundings 430 kJ is absorbed by the reaction system 6500 kJ is absorbed by the surroundings

Consider the reaction with the known A Hrxn value: 2 C6H6(1)+15 O₂(g)→12 CO₂(g)+ 6H₂O(1) Hrxn=-6500 kJ/mol How much heat (and in what direction) is transferred for each mole of O2 consumed? 430 kJ is absorbed by the surroundings 6500 kJ is absorbed by the reaction system 3300 kJ is absorbed by the surroundings 430 kJ is absorbed by the reaction system 6500 kJ is absorbed by the surroundings

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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