(70 A K/s ..?محمدMatch each of the following with its correctanswerΗ ΔΗ, of Η,Ο ωKJ/mol and AH°;of H,0(g)-241.8 KJ/mol, then the ÄH°, ofcondensation of H,0L)KJ/mol) is :is -285.8isin (Choose...Using the followinginformation below, calculatefor Pboe in kJ/mol.AH°f(s)+ CO(g)Pb(s)= -131.4+PbOe)co,2(g),AHÓrxnkJ/molChoose...MoleculesΔΗ ,f-110.5CO 2(9)-393.5Consider the followingreactions:2CIF,+O2(9)Cl,0"2°(g)AH= +167.4(g)kJ/mol2CIF,+ 202 (9)3(g)+ 3F,0 (g)AH= +341.4 kJ/mol2 F29) + O2g)2F,0 ()Choose...AH= 43 4k /mol

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(70 A K/s ..?
محمد
Match each of the following with its correct
answer
Η ΔΗ, of Η,Ο ω
KJ/mol and AH°;of H,0(g)
-241.8 KJ/mol, then the ÄH°, of
condensation of H,0L)
KJ/mol) is :
is -285.8
is
in (
Choose...
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information below, calculate
for Pboe in kJ/mol.
AH°f
(s)
+ CO
(g)
Pb(s)
= -131.4
+
PbOe)
co,
2(g),
AHÓ
rxn
kJ/mol
Choose...
Molecules
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f
-110.5
CO 2(9)
-393.5
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2CIF,
+O2(9)
Cl,0
"2°(g)
AH= +167.4
(g)
kJ/mol
2CIF,
+ 202 (9)
3(g)
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2F,0 ()
Choose...
AH= 43 4k /mol

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