Given the following bond energies O-O 504.2 kJ/mol H-C 415.0 kJ/mol C=O 745.0 kJ/mol O-H 459.1 kJ/mol estimate AH, in kJ, for this reaction. Make sure to have sign in front of your answer if it is negative. CHale) + 2 02l8) → CO2lg) + 2 H2O(1) Your Answer: Answer units

Given the following bond energies O-O 504.2 kJ/mol H-C 415.0 kJ/mol C=O 745.0 kJ/mol O-H 459.1 kJ/mol estimate AH, in kJ, for this reaction. Make sure to have sign in front of your answer if it is negative. CHale) + 2 02l8) → CO2lg) + 2 H2O(1) Your Answer: Answer units

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Glven the following bond energies
O-0 504.2 kJ/mol
H-C 415.0 kJ/mol
C=0 745.0 kJ/mol
O-H 459.1 kJ/mol
estimate AH, in kJ, for this reaction. Make sure to have sign in front of your answer
if it is negative.
CHa(g) + 2 Ozlg) → CO2lg) + 2 H2O(I)
Your Answer:
Answer
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