Consider the following balanced reaction: 2 A2 + B→ C + 2 D What is the enthalpy of reaction if the enthalpy of formation of the compounds is given as Compound Enthalpy of Formation (K/mol) A2 -15.68 10.24 10.21 18.63 D /mol 49.96 din ber actly 4 signiticant figures [more)

Consider the following balanced reaction: 2 A2 + B→ C + 2 D What is the enthalpy of reaction if the enthalpy of formation of the compounds is given as Compound Enthalpy of Formation (K/mol) A2 -15.68 10.24 10.21 18.63 D /mol 49.96 din ber actly 4 signiticant figures [more)

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Consider the following balanced reaction:
2 A2 + B→ C + 2 D
What is the enthalpy of reaction if the enthalpy of formation of the compounds is given as
Compound
Enthalpy of Formation (K/mol)
A2
-15.68
10.24
10.21
18.63
D
/mol
49.96
din ber
actly 4 signiticant figures [more)

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