Use the followìng data to determine the AH° for the conversion of diamond into graphite:C(s,diamond) +O,(g)→ CO,(g)AH°= -395.4kJ200,(g) 2C0(g) +0,(g)AH°= 566.0 kJ2C0(g)→ C(s.graphite) + CO,(g)AH°= -172.5 kJC(s,diamond) - C(s,graphite)ΔΗkJ

We will add all three equation to get final equation.

Use the following data to determine the AH° for the conversion c C(s,diamond) +O,(g) CO,(g) AH°= -395.4 kJ 200,(g) 2C0(g)+0,(g) AH°= 566.0 kJ 2c0(g) C(s.graphite) +CO, (g) AH°= -172.5 kJ C(s,diamond) → C(s,graphite) - AH° = kJ

Use the following data to determine the AH° for the conversion c C(s,diamond) +O,(g) CO,(g) AH°= -395.4 kJ 200,(g) 2C0(g)+0,(g) AH°= 566.0 kJ 2c0(g) C(s.graphite) +CO, (g) AH°= -172.5 kJ C(s,diamond) → C(s,graphite) - AH° = kJ

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Use the followìng data to determine the AH° for the conversion of diamond into graphite:
C(s,diamond) +O,(g)
→ CO,(g)
AH°= -395.4kJ
200,(g) 2C0(g) +0,(g)
AH°= 566.0 kJ
2C0(g)
→ C(s.graphite) + CO,(g)
AH°= -172.5 kJ
C(s,diamond) - C(s,graphite)
ΔΗ
kJ

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