The enthalpy change for the following reaction is -33.5 kJ/mol A(s)+2B(g)+D(g) → C(g) Determine the AH for the above reaction if C(I) were formed instead of C(g). The AH of vaporization for C is 36.6 kJ/mol. Answer format: • Calculate your answer in units of kJ. ⚫ Enter the number only; do not include units • Express your answer with the correct number of significant digits.

The enthalpy change for the following reaction is -33.5 kJ/mol A(s)+2B(g)+D(g) → C(g) Determine the AH for the above reaction if C(I) were formed instead of C(g). The AH of vaporization for C is 36.6 kJ/mol. Answer format: • Calculate your answer in units of kJ. ⚫ Enter the number only; do not include units • Express your answer with the correct number of significant digits.

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