Calculate the standard enthalpy change for the reaction2CgHial) - 1702ig) – 16COg) + 18H200-Given2C;H1s1)+ 250;(g) 16CO:(g) + 18H;O(1) AH-11,020 kJ/mol2Co0g) + O:g) 2CO2(g)AH° --566.0 kJ/molMultple Choice-10.450 kimol-6.492 kimolO 15.550 kmol10.460 kimolO 6,492 kJimel

The enthalpy of a reaction calculated in a single step will be equal to the enthalpy of the reaction…

Calculate the standerd enthalpy chenge for the reaction 2CgHa- 1702g - 16COg- Hzon Given 2CH1s)+250,3)→16CO:(2) +1SH;Om AH--11,020kJimol 2cog + 0:()+ 2CO:() AH--566.0 kl/mol Mutpie Choice O -10.450 kmol O -6492 kmoi O 5s50 ncl 10.450 mol

Calculate the standerd enthalpy chenge for the reaction 2CgHa- 1702g - 16COg- Hzon Given 2CH1s)+250,3)→16CO:(2) +1SH;Om AH--11,020kJimol 2cog + 0:()+ 2CO:() AH--566.0 kl/mol Mutpie Choice O -10.450 kmol O -6492 kmoi O 5s50 ncl 10.450 mol

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Calculate the standard enthalpy change for the reaction
2CgHial) - 1702ig) – 16COg) + 18H200-
Given
2C;H1s1)+ 250;(g) 16CO:(g) + 18H;O(1) AH-11,020 kJ/mol
2Co0g) + O:g) 2CO2(g)
AH° --566.0 kJ/mol
Multple Choice
-10.450 kimol
-6.492 kimol
O 15.550 kmol
10.460 kimol
O 6,492 kJimel

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