For the CO combustion reaction, calculate the enthalpy at a temperature of 1200 K using the followingdata and equationsO2(g)CO(g)CO2(g)a (Jmol 'K 1) b (Jmol IK_2) c(Jmol 'K 3) d (Jmol 1K 4)1125.6728.7421.640.01330-0.00179-3.764×101.046×100.06358 -4.057×10 5ΔC = ∆a + ΤΔb + T2Δc + T3Δd∆a = 2aco, – 2aco - doKnow that the correct answer is =ΔH200 = -563.85kJmol-1-7.310×10-4.288x109.700×109

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For the CO combustion reaction, calculate the enthalpy at a temperature of 1200 K using the following data and equations O2(g) |CO(g) CO2(g) a (Jmol 'K 1) b (Jmol IK_2) c(Jmol 'K 3) d (Jmol 'K 4) 0.01330 -3.764x10 6 11 -0.00179 1.046x10 5 0.06358 -4.057x10 5 25.67 28.74 21.64 ΔC = Δa + ΥΔb + T?Δc + T∆d T3Δd ∆a = 2aco, - 2aco - do Know that the correct answer is = ΔΗ, 200 –563.85kJmol-1 -7.310×10 -4.288x10 9.700×10 9

For the CO combustion reaction, calculate the enthalpy at a temperature of 1200 K using the following data and equations O2(g) |CO(g) CO2(g) a (Jmol 'K 1) b (Jmol IK_2) c(Jmol 'K 3) d (Jmol 'K 4) 0.01330 -3.764x10 6 11 -0.00179 1.046x10 5 0.06358 -4.057x10 5 25.67 28.74 21.64 ΔC = Δa + ΥΔb + T?Δc + T∆d T3Δd ∆a = 2aco, - 2aco - do Know that the correct answer is = ΔΗ, 200 –563.85kJmol-1 -7.310×10 -4.288x10 9.700×10 9

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For the CO combustion reaction, calculate the enthalpy at a temperature of 1200 K using the following
data and equations
O2(g)
CO(g)
CO2(g)
a (Jmol 'K 1) b (Jmol IK_2) c(Jmol 'K 3) d (Jmol 1K 4)
11
25.67
28.74
21.64
0.01330
-0.00179
-3.764×10
1.046×10
0.06358 -4.057×10 5
ΔC = ∆a + ΤΔb + T2Δc + T3Δd
∆a = 2aco, – 2aco - do
Know that the correct answer is =
ΔH200 = -563.85kJmol-1
-7.310×10
-4.288x10
9.700×10
9

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