Determine the value of AH°n for the target equation by using the three reactions provided.rxnTarget equation: 2 A+ D→ FAH1 = 267 kJAH2 = -220 kJ2 F + 5 B 4C + 2 E AH3 = 428 kJА+ В — СD+B –

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Determine the value of AH°xn for the target equation by using the three reactions provided. Target equation: 2 A+ D F A+B C D+B E AH2 = -220 kJ 2 F +5 B 4C+ 2 E AH3 = 428 kJ AH1 = 267 kJ %3D

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Determine the value of AH°n for the target equation by using the three reactions provided.
rxn
Target equation: 2 A+ D
→ F
AH1 = 267 kJ
AH2 = -220 kJ
2 F + 5 B 4C + 2 E AH3 = 428 kJ
А+ В — С
D+B –

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