Calculate ΔΗ.forCats) + % O2(e) +Given the following set of reactions:Cais) +CaCO3(s) >CO2 (8)CaCO3(5)½ O2le) → CaO(s)CO 21g)AH = -635.1 kJAH = 178.3 KjCaO(s) +wwwwO -813.4 kJ813.41 kJO.-456.8 kJ456.8 kJ

Calculate AHxo for CO2 (8) → CaCO3(s) Ca(s) + % O21e) + Given the following set of reactions: Ca(s) + CaCO3(5) > AH = -635.1 kJ AH = 178.3 Kį ½ Ozie) > CaO(s) CaO(s) + CO21e) O -813.4 kJ O 813.41 kJ O.-456.8 kJ O 456.8 kJ

Calculate AHxo for CO2 (8) → CaCO3(s) Ca(s) + % O21e) + Given the following set of reactions: Ca(s) + CaCO3(5) > AH = -635.1 kJ AH = 178.3 Kį ½ Ozie) > CaO(s) CaO(s) + CO21e) O -813.4 kJ O 813.41 kJ O.-456.8 kJ O 456.8 kJ

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Calculate ΔΗ.for
Cats) + % O2(e) +
Given the following set of reactions:
Cais) +
CaCO3(s) >
CO2 (8)
CaCO3(5)
½ O2le) → CaO(s)
CO 21g)
AH = -635.1 kJ
AH = 178.3 Kj
CaO(s) +
wwww
O -813.4 kJ
813.41 kJ
O.-456.8 kJ
456.8 kJ

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