Q4: Calculate the enthalpy of the reactions below:1. H;Om + CO2 (aq)- H,CO3 (aa)2. H;POalag) + 3OH,→ 3H;0m + POaloa)3. C;Ha (a) + 302 ()→ 2H,06) + 2CO2 (9)AHP of H,CO3 (oa) is -699.65 kJ/mole

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Q4: Calculate the enthalpy of the reactions below: 1. H;Om + CO2(aq) - H;CO3 (a) 2. H;POlaq) + 30H (aq) 3H,0m + POalaa) 3. C;Ha (g) + 302 (e) → 2H206) + 2CO2 (0) AHP of H;CO3 (a) is -699.65 kJ/mole

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Q4: Calculate the enthalpy of the reactions below:
1. H;Om + CO2 (aq)
- H,CO3 (aa)
2. H;POalag) + 3OH,
→ 3H;0m + POaloa)
3. C;Ha (a) + 302 ()
→ 2H,06) + 2CO2 (9)
AHP of H,CO3 (oa) is -699.65 kJ/mole

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