For the reaction below: Cigraphite) + H,O(e) → COe) + H2le) The standard enthalpy at 298 K (AH°,98) 31.3822 Kcal. The values of C, (calK-1) are: C(graphite) = 2.066; H,0 = 8.025; COg) 125 °C. 6.965 and Hle) = 6.892. Calculate the value of AH° at

For the reaction below: Cigraphite) + H,O(e) → COe) + H2le) The standard enthalpy at 298 K (AH°,98) 31.3822 Kcal. The values of C, (calK-1) are: C(graphite) = 2.066; H,0 = 8.025; COg) 125 °C. 6.965 and Hle) = 6.892. Calculate the value of AH° at

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For the reaction below:
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C(graphite) + H2O(e) → cO + H2le)
The standard enthalpy at 298 K (AH°,98) 31.3822 Kcal. The
values of C, (calK-1) are: C(graphite) = 2.066; H,0(R) = 8.025;
CO8)
= 6.965 and H2le) = 6.892. Calculate the value of AH° at
(),
125 °C.
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