Ql- Use the thermochemical equations given below to calculate the enthalpy change for the following reaction. N2O4ce >2NO2(e AH = ? (1) Ne +202(2--→ 2NO«2 AH = +66.36 kJmol (2) N2e +202e ----> N½O4e AH =+9.16 kJmol

Ql- Use the thermochemical equations given below to calculate the enthalpy change for the following reaction. N2O4ce >2NO2(e AH = ? (1) Ne +202(2--→ 2NO«2 AH = +66.36 kJmol (2) N2e +202e ----> N½O4e AH =+9.16 kJmol

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