C;Hg(g)+50,(g) → 3 CO,(g)+4H,0(1)AH=-2220. kJUse the information to answer the following questions.O endothermic.ロThis reaction is...O exothermic.O Yes, absorbed.O Yes, released.Suppose 33.5 g of C3Hg react.Will any heat be released or absorbed?O No.If you said heat will be released or absorbed inthe second part of this question, calculate howmuch heat will be released or absorbed.Round your answer to 3 significant digits.ExplanationCheck02021 McGraw Hill LLC. AIl Rights ReseredAddressType here to search

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