(70 AK/s .l.aمحمدUse Hess's law to CalculateAH (in kJ/mol) for the followingreaction :CI,+ F2(9)(g)CIF 3(9)Η ΔΗ, of H,0 μ.KJ/mol and AH°, of H,0 is-241.8 KJ/mol, then the ÄH°, ofevaporation of H,ºL in (KJ/mol) is :is -285.8(g)Choose...Given the followingthermochemical equation:2C,H18()16CO2+ 25 0,(g)2(g)+ 18 H,00ΔΗ-11020kJ/molIf AH°, [CO,lo = -393.5 kJ/mol2(g)and AH°; [H,O =-285.8kJ/mol, calculate thestandard enthalpy of formationof octane ( C,H,) in kJ/molChoose...

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(70 A
K/s .l.a
محمد
Use Hess's law to Calculate
AH (in kJ/mol) for the following
reaction :
CI,
+ F2(9)
(g)
CIF 3(9)
Η ΔΗ, of H,0 μ.
KJ/mol and AH°, of H,0 is
-241.8 KJ/mol, then the ÄH°, of
evaporation of H,ºL in (
KJ/mol) is :
is -285.8
(g)
Choose...
Given the following
thermochemical equation:
2C,H18()
16CO2
+ 25 0,(g)
2(g)
+ 18 H,00
ΔΗ
-11020
kJ/mol
If AH°, [CO,lo = -393.5 kJ/mol
2(g)
and AH°; [H,O =
-285.8kJ/mol, calculate the
standard enthalpy of formation
of octane ( C,H,) in kJ/mol
Choose...

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