In a reaction being studied by a student, the student noted the following information:ΔΗ = -136 kJEa = 96 kJFrom this information, the student can conclude that the reverse reaction isUse the following to answer the next 2 questions.Listing of Bonds1. H - H2. C-H3. 0 = 04. C = O5. H - OAssociated bond energies (kJ/mol)436413498799463and would have an Ea =A pot of water heated from 12.0°C to 57.0°C by the combustion of propane in a camp stove. The reactants undergo aWhen the above bonds are arranged from the most energetic to the least energetic, the order will be+inenergy as the energy stored in the chemical bonds is released.

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In a reaction being studied by a student, the student noted the following information: ΔΗ = -136 kJ Ea 96 kJ From this information, the student can conclude that the reverse reaction is O and would have an Ea

In a reaction being studied by a student, the student noted the following information: ΔΗ = -136 kJ Ea 96 kJ From this information, the student can conclude that the reverse reaction is O and would have an Ea

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In a reaction being studied by a student, the student noted the following information:
ΔΗ = -136 kJ
Ea = 96 kJ
From this information, the student can conclude that the reverse reaction is
Use the following to answer the next 2 questions.
Listing of Bonds
1. H - H
2. C-H
3. 0 = 0
4. C = O
5. H - O
Associated bond energies (kJ/mol)
436
413
498
799
463
and would have an Ea =
A pot of water heated from 12.0°C to 57.0°C by the combustion of propane in a camp stove. The reactants undergo a
When the above bonds are arranged from the most energetic to the least energetic, the order will be
+
in
energy as the energy stored in the chemical bonds is released.

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