Given the thermochemical reaction CH4 +202 CO₂ + 2H₂O AH = -890 kJ how much energy is generated when 4.8 mol of O₂ is reacted? Express your answer to four significant figures. Don't forget the signs 1052 X KJ

Given the thermochemical reaction CH4 +202 CO₂ + 2H₂O AH = -890 kJ how much energy is generated when 4.8 mol of O₂ is reacted? Express your answer to four significant figures. Don't forget the signs 1052 X KJ

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Given the thermochemical reaction
CH4 +20₂ → CO₂ + 2H₂0 AH = -890 kJ
how much energy is generated when 4.8 mol of O₂ is reacted? Express your answer to four significant figures. Don't forget the signs
1052 X kJ

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