What is the AHTHn (in kJ/mol) for the reaction A + B --> 20, given the values below?SubstanceAH°t (kJ/mol)A136.95B174.87C6.02Please answer to the hundredths place regardless of sig figs. Use a negative sign ifnecessary; do not use a positive sign for positive values.

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What is the AH° rxn (in kJ/mol) for the reaction A + B --> 2C, given the values below? Substance AH°; (kJ/mol) 136.95 A 174.87 6.02 Please answer to the hundredths place regardless of sig figs. Use a negative sign if necessary; do not use a positive sign for positive values.

What is the AH° rxn (in kJ/mol) for the reaction A + B --> 2C, given the values below? Substance AH°; (kJ/mol) 136.95 A 174.87 6.02 Please answer to the hundredths place regardless of sig figs. Use a negative sign if necessary; do not use a positive sign for positive values.

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What is the AH
THn (in kJ/mol) for the reaction A + B --> 20, given the values below?
Substance
AH°t (kJ/mol)
A
136.95
B
174.87
C
6.02
Please answer to the hundredths place regardless of sig figs. Use a negative sign if
necessary; do not use a positive sign for positive values.

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