$0. Calculate AH for the reaction:NO + Oe J NO)(8)(8)Given the following information....AH = -427 kJ%3D20¾e 30%e203(g)] 302)AH = +495 kJOxg) 3 20)AH = -199 kJNO + Oxe J NOx + Oz(3)

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50. Calculate AH for the reaction: NO+ O@ J NO) I NO28) Given the following information... 203(g) 3 302g) AH = -427 kJ Ox J 20) AH = +495 kJ %3D NO + Oxe J N0x + Oz AH =-199 kJ 3(g) 2(g) (3)

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$0. Calculate AH for the reaction:
NO + Oe J NO)
(8)
(8)
Given the following information....
AH = -427 kJ
%3D
20¾e 30%e
203(g)
] 302)
AH = +495 kJ
Oxg) 3 20)
AH = -199 kJ
NO + Oxe J NOx + Oz
(3)

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