If I wanted to know how much energy is exchanged as A combines with B to form C in the following reaction: A + 2BC AH3 = ? and I knew how much energy is exchanged in the reactions below: A+E→C+D AH₁= -100 kJ/mol 2E2D+4B AH₂ = 200 kJ/mol I could determine that the enthalpy of reaction in which I am interested is kJ/mol.

If I wanted to know how much energy is exchanged as A combines with B to form C in the following reaction: A + 2BC AH3 = ? and I knew how much energy is exchanged in the reactions below: A+E→C+D AH₁= -100 kJ/mol 2E2D+4B AH₂ = 200 kJ/mol I could determine that the enthalpy of reaction in which I am interested is kJ/mol.

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