Given the following equations and AH° values, determine the heat of reaction at 298 K for the2502 (eht 2P (3) + 5C12 (e) → 2 SOCI2 0) + 2 POCI3 (1)SOCI2 0) + H2O0) → SO2 (e) + 2HClePCI3 (1) + 1/2 O2 (g) POCI3 (1)P (s) + 3/2 Cl2 (ea 2C12 (e) + 2H2O (1)4 HCl e + 02 () → 2C12 (e) t2H20 0)reaction:ΔΗ, 10.3 WA H°; = -325.7 kJA H°; = -306.7 kJA H°; = -202.6 kJ[AL-824.7 kJ [B] 346.6 kJ [C] 121.5 kJ [D] -1041.6 kJ

The given equations are: SOCl2(l)+H2O(l)→SO2(g)+2HCl(g) ∆H°f=10.3 kJ…

Given the following equations and AHO values, determine the heat of reaction at 298 K for the 2502 (el.t 2P (5) + 5C12 (e) → 2 SOCI2 0) + 2 POCI3 (1) SoCl2 ) + H2Ou) → SO2@) + 2HCle PCI3 () + 1/2 02 (eha POCI3 (1) P (s) + 3/2 Cl2 (ea 2C12 (e) + 2H2O 0) 4 HCI e + 02 () → 2C12 g) t2H20 1) reaction: A H°; = 10.3 kJ A H°; = -325.7 kJ A H°; = -306.7 kJ A H°; = -202.6 kJ [AL-824.7 kJ [B] 346.6 kJ [C] 121.5 kJ [D] -1041.6 kJ

Given the following equations and AHO values, determine the heat of reaction at 298 K for the 2502 (el.t 2P (5) + 5C12 (e) → 2 SOCI2 0) + 2 POCI3 (1) SoCl2 ) + H2Ou) → SO2@) + 2HCle PCI3 () + 1/2 02 (eha POCI3 (1) P (s) + 3/2 Cl2 (ea 2C12 (e) + 2H2O 0) 4 HCI e + 02 () → 2C12 g) t2H20 1) reaction: A H°; = 10.3 kJ A H°; = -325.7 kJ A H°; = -306.7 kJ A H°; = -202.6 kJ [AL-824.7 kJ [B] 346.6 kJ [C] 121.5 kJ [D] -1041.6 kJ

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