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Using the thermochemical equation below, how much energy is consumed given 250.00 grams of HF? HF + SO2 SF4 + H20 ΔΗ - 827.50 kJ

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Using the thermochemical equation below, how much energy is consumed given 250.00
grams of HF?
HF +
SO2
SF4 + _H2O
ΔΗ -
827.50 kJ

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