$ A chemist measures the enthalpy change AH during the following reaction: 3 CH₂ Br(g) + NH3(g)-(CH3)₂N(1) + 3 HBr(g) Use this information to complete the table below. Round each of your answers to the nearest kJ. reaction 12CH₂Br(g) + 4NH₂(g) → 4(CH₂),N(1) + 12HBr (g) 5(CH₂)₂N(1) + 15HBr (g) + 15HBr (g) 15CH, Br(g) + 5NH₂(g) 1 AH=73. kJ (CH₂) N() + 3HBr (g) 3CH, Br(g) + NH, (g) - ΔΗ kJ kJ

$ A chemist measures the enthalpy change AH during the following reaction: 3 CH₂ Br(g) + NH3(g)-(CH3)₂N(1) + 3 HBr(g) Use this information to complete the table below. Round each of your answers to the nearest kJ. reaction 12CH₂Br(g) + 4NH₂(g) → 4(CH₂),N(1) + 12HBr (g) 5(CH₂)₂N(1) + 15HBr (g) + 15HBr (g) 15CH, Br(g) + 5NH₂(g) 1 AH=73. kJ (CH₂) N() + 3HBr (g) 3CH, Br(g) + NH, (g) - ΔΗ kJ kJ

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