Explain.anly3. If the following enthalpies are known:A+ 2 B→2 C + DAH = - 95KJB+XAH = + 50kJ%3DWhat is AH for the following reaction?A2X + Dwill beoleAppendis

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If the following enthalpies are known: A+ 2 B- +2C + Donding AH = - 95KJ B+X C AH = + 50kJ %3D What is AH for the following reaction? 2X+ D

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