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Find the percent error CACO3(s)= -1206.9 KJ/mol CaO(s)= -635.5 KJ/mol CO2(g)= -393.5 KJ/mol (AH°;) CaO3 170 KJ/mol

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CACO3(s)=-1206.9 KJ/mol
CaO(s)= -635.5 KJ/mol
CO2(g)= -393.5 KJ/mol
(AH°;) CaO3 170 KJ/mol
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