Use this reaction for the question and calculate AHon Circle your answer.N2 (g) + O2 (g) - 2 NO (g)Hess's LawNo (g) + 3H2 (g)2NH3 (g)4NH3 (g) + 502 (g) 4NO (g) + 6H,0 (g) AH = -906.2 kJ2H2 (g) + O2lg) 2 H20 (g)AH = -91.8 kJ%3DAH = -484 kJUsing the same reaction, calculate the AH n two other different ways (heats offormation, bond enthalpy. Label the two other methods and circle your answe.You can use these tables.Bond Energies kJ/molC-0O-0O-HC-CH-HO-HH-CIAHP KJ/molH2O (1)H2O (g)CH (g)CO2 (g)CaH (g)CaHe (g)NO (g)NO: (g)CHCla (9)O (g)HCI (g)NH3 (g)So: (g)So (g)799498473346436467431-285.8-241.8-106.7-393.552.288362486.751.8-100.2249N-HC-HC-CS-OS-ON+NNONN-ON+O39041433187128418945201607-92.3-46.3-296.84-395,7PreviousNex

Given: N2(g)+3H2(g)→2NH3(g) ∆H=-91.8 kJ (1)4NH3(g)+5O2(g)→4NO(g)+6H2O(g) ∆H=-906.2 kJ…

Use this reaction for the question and calculate AHn Circle your answer. N2 (g) +O2 (g) 2 NO (g) Hess's Law N2 (e) +3H2 (g)-2NH3 (g) 4NH3 (g) + 502 (g)4NO (g) + 6H20 (g) AH =-906.2 kJ 2H2 (g) + Olg)2 H20 (g) AH = -91.8 kJ %3D %3D AH -484 kJ Using the same reaction, calculate the AHpn two other different ways (heats formation, bond enthalpy. Label the two other methods and circle your ansv You can use these tables. Bond Energies kJ/mol AHP KJ/mol HO () HO (g) CH (g) CO: (g) CaHa (g) CaHe (g) NO (g) NO: (g) CHC (9) -100.2 O (g) HCI (g) NH3 (g) So (g) So () 799 -285.8 O-0 498 473 -241.8 -106.7 -393.5 52.28 83 C-C H-H 346 436 467 431 624 390 H-C CaC N-H CH C-C S-O S-0 N+N NON N-O N+O 86.7 414 51.8 331 249 -92.3 46.3 -296.84 -395.7 87 128 418 945 201 607

Use this reaction for the question and calculate AHn Circle your answer. N2 (g) +O2 (g) 2 NO (g) Hess's Law N2 (e) +3H2 (g)-2NH3 (g) 4NH3 (g) + 502 (g)4NO (g) + 6H20 (g) AH =-906.2 kJ 2H2 (g) + Olg)2 H20 (g) AH = -91.8 kJ %3D %3D AH -484 kJ Using the same reaction, calculate the AHpn two other different ways (heats formation, bond enthalpy. Label the two other methods and circle your ansv You can use these tables. Bond Energies kJ/mol AHP KJ/mol HO () HO (g) CH (g) CO: (g) CaHa (g) CaHe (g) NO (g) NO: (g) CHC (9) -100.2 O (g) HCI (g) NH3 (g) So (g) So () 799 -285.8 O-0 498 473 -241.8 -106.7 -393.5 52.28 83 C-C H-H 346 436 467 431 624 390 H-C CaC N-H CH C-C S-O S-0 N+N NON N-O N+O 86.7 414 51.8 331 249 -92.3 46.3 -296.84 -395.7 87 128 418 945 201 607

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