Use the AH°f and AH°,rxnSO 2(8)AH'f (kJ/mol)-2971) -792 kJ/mol2) -248 kJ/mol3) -495 kJ/mol4) -578 kJ/mol5) -396 kJ/molinformation provided to calculate Hºf for SO3(g):2SO2(8) +02(g) → 25O3(g)AH xn-198 kJ

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Use the AH°f and AH°rxn information provided to calculate Hºf for SO3(g): AH'f (kJ/mol) -297 SO2(8) O 1) -792 kJ/mol 2)-248 kJ/mol 3) -495 kJ/mol 4) -578 kJ/mol 5) -396 kJ/mol 25O2(g) + O2(g) → 25O3(g) AH rxn--198 kJ

Use the AH°f and AH°rxn information provided to calculate Hºf for SO3(g): AH'f (kJ/mol) -297 SO2(8) O 1) -792 kJ/mol 2)-248 kJ/mol 3) -495 kJ/mol 4) -578 kJ/mol 5) -396 kJ/mol 25O2(g) + O2(g) → 25O3(g) AH rxn--198 kJ

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Use the AH°f and AH°,
rxn
SO 2(8)
AH'f (kJ/mol)
-297
1) -792 kJ/mol
2) -248 kJ/mol
3) -495 kJ/mol
4) -578 kJ/mol
5) -396 kJ/mol
information provided to calculate Hºf for SO3(g):
2SO2(8) +02(g) → 25O3(g)
AH xn-198 kJ

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