Plz solve all fast 1. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction.o'n + 3°LI+ H+2*He2. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction.1940K+.1°c3. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction.510B +1'H"Be + 2*HeMass (amu)1.007271.008660.0005539.962383Particle'po'n40 Ar10.012937"Be7.0169291.0078253.0160494.00260339.9639986.0151224He40KLi

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1. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction. o'n+3°LI 1H+2*He 2. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction. 1940K+.1°c 1840 Ar 3. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction. sl0B +1'H "Be + 2*He Particle Mass (amu) 1.00727 i'p o'n 1.00866 0.00055 39.962383 10.012937 7.016929 1.007825 40AR 7Be 3.016049 "He 4.002603 39.963998 40K Li 6.015122 く

1. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction. o'n+3°LI 1H+2He 2. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction. 1940K+.1°c 1840 Ar 3. Calculate the energy change in magnitude of the change in energy (in J/mol of reactant) for this reaction. sl0B +1'H "Be + 2He Particle Mass (amu) 1.00727 i'p o'n 1.00866 0.00055 39.962383 10.012937 7.016929 1.007825 40AR 7Be 3.016049 "He 4.002603 39.963998 40K Li 6.015122 く

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter2: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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Problem 54P: (a) Using data from the previous problem, find the mass of nitrogen, oxygen, and argon in 1 mol of...

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