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Calculate AH for the following reaction NO+O----NO2 using the following equation 1- 203 --- -302 AH= - 430KJ 2- 02------20 AH = 500 KJ 3- NO+ O3-----NO2+ O2 * ΔΗ-200 J

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Chapter18: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Entropy And Free Energy

Section18.7: Calculating And Using Standard Free Energies, Δfg˚

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Calculate AH for the following
reaction NO+O----NO2 using the
following equation 1- 203 ----
-302 AH= - 430KJ 2- 02-----
20 ΔΗ
= 500 KJ 3- NO+ 03-----NO2+ O2
* ΔΗ-200KJ

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