Hess's LawCalculate the enthalpy change for the reaction below.CompoundHeat Value3NO,(e)-->3NO(g) /0,lg)AH = +174 k2HNOaq)AH=-128 k)2NOIE)AH -183 kO-137 kJO-128 kJO-174 kJO-270 kJ

Enthalpy change for the reaction above

Hess's Law Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction below. Compound Heat Value 3NO,(e) -->3NO(s) 0,lg) AH= +174 kJ (alo'H (F0+ (J'N 2HNO,laq) AH=-128 kl 2NOIE)-- N(g) + 0,) AH -183 kJ O -137 kJ O-128 kJ O-174 kJ O-270 kJ

Hess's Law Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction below. Compound Heat Value 3NO,(e) -->3NO(s) 0,lg) AH= +174 kJ (alo'H (F0+ (J'N 2HNO,laq) AH=-128 kl 2NOIE)-- N(g) + 0,) AH -183 kJ O -137 kJ O-128 kJ O-174 kJ O-270 kJ

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Hess's Law
Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction below.
Compound
Heat Value
3NO,(e)
-->3NO(g) /0,lg)
AH = +174 k
2HNOaq)
AH=-128 k)
2NOIE)
AH -183 k
O-137 kJ
O-128 kJ
O-174 kJ
O-270 kJ

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