The hydrocarbon ethane has the structure CH3-CH3 Use the average bond enthalpies from the table below to estimate the change in enthalpy AH° for the reaction 2 C2H,(g) + 7 02(g)4 CO2(g) + 6 H2O(g) AH° = kJ bond kJ/mol bond kJ/mol С-Н 413 C-O 351 C-C 348 C=0 728 C=C 615 О-Н 463 C=C 812 O=0 498 Submit Answer 1 question attempt remaining

The hydrocarbon ethane has the structure CH3-CH3 Use the average bond enthalpies from the table below to estimate the change in enthalpy AH° for the reaction 2 C2H,(g) + 7 02(g)4 CO2(g) + 6 H2O(g) AH° = kJ bond kJ/mol bond kJ/mol С-Н 413 C-O 351 C-C 348 C=0 728 C=C 615 О-Н 463 C=C 812 O=0 498 Submit Answer 1 question attempt remaining

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