Given the following reaction: CH4G) + O2ig) + Cs) + 2H,00 ΔΗ - 118.7 kcal 1 Cs) + O2lg) → CO(g) AH° - 26.4 kcal 2 1 O2ig) → CO29) AH° = - 67.7 kcal 2 Consider the combustion of methane, determine the AH° using Hess's Law. CH49) + 202ig) → CO2(@) + 2H,O0 ΔΗ- =

Given the following reaction: CH4G) + O2ig) + Cs) + 2H,00 ΔΗ - 118.7 kcal 1 Cs) + O2lg) → CO(g) AH° - 26.4 kcal 2 1 O2ig) → CO29) AH° = - 67.7 kcal 2 Consider the combustion of methane, determine the AH° using Hess's Law. CH49) + 202ig) → CO2(@) + 2H,O0 ΔΗ- =

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