Number 81. I can write balance equation and part A I did easily. I do not understand how they can't answer for B? and I even looked at the solution book and I don't know how they're adding water as a reaction. Feel free to see oic of solution to get the delta H. the question has three equations, yet the solution Book uses foour: I just don't know how They got answer
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Number 81. I can write balance equation and part A I did easily. I do not understand how they can't answer for B? and I even looked at the solution book and I don't know how they're adding water as a reaction. Feel free to see oic of solution to get the delta H.
the question has three equations, yet the solution Book uses foour: I just don't know how They got answer
For part b, in question it is mentioned that the water is present as a product in the overall reaction.
And since in step 3, the water is present in liquid phase while in step 1 its in gaseous phase.
Hence while adding the steps to get overall reaction, we can not cancel H2O (g) with H2O (l).
Hence to cancel the H2O (l) from the reactant side, we need to use a 4th equation i.e condensation of water.
Please find below the steps to get the final answer.
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