Given the following data:CO(g)+H20(g)→ CO,(g)+ H2(g)AH° (25°C) = -42.0 kJmol1C, (CO) = 26.8 + 6 x 10³TJK'mol1C, (H2O) = 30.1+ 10 x 10³TJK'mol1Cp (H2) = 28.5 + 2 x 10³TJK'mol1C, (CO2) = 26.4 + 42 x 10³TJK-'mol1where T is the thermodynamic temperature, calculate the change in enthalpy for thereaction at 1000 K.

For solving this problem,we have to use the following formul in terms of Cp( specific at constant…

Given the following data: CO(g)+H20(g)→ CO,(g)+ H2(g) AH° (25° C) = -42.0 kJmol1 C, (CO) = 26.8 + 6 x 10³T JK'mol1 C, (H2O) = 30.1 + 10 x 10³T JK 'mol1 Co (H2) = 28.5 + 2 x 10³T JK-'mol1 C, (CO2) = 26.4 + 42 x 10³T JK-'mol1 where T is the thermodynamic temperature, calculate the change in enthalpy for the reaction at 1000 K.

Given the following data: CO(g)+H20(g)→ CO,(g)+ H2(g) AH° (25° C) = -42.0 kJmol1 C, (CO) = 26.8 + 6 x 10³T JK'mol1 C, (H2O) = 30.1 + 10 x 10³T JK 'mol1 Co (H2) = 28.5 + 2 x 10³T JK-'mol1 C, (CO2) = 26.4 + 42 x 10³T JK-'mol1 where T is the thermodynamic temperature, calculate the change in enthalpy for the reaction at 1000 K.

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