For the rxn l₂(g) -> 1₂(s), AH = -62.4kJ at 25C, based on these data, at 25C a) AHvap = 62.4 kJ b)AHvap = 62.4 kJ c)AHsub= -62.4 kJ d) AHsub= 62.4 kJ

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For the rxn l₂(g) -> 1₂(s), AH = -62.4kJ at 25C, based on these data, at 25C
a) AHvap - 62.4 kJ
b)AHvap = 62.4 kJ
c)AHsub=-62.4 kJ
d) AHsub= 62.4 kJ
Transcribed Image Text:For the rxn l₂(g) -> 1₂(s), AH = -62.4kJ at 25C, based on these data, at 25C a) AHvap - 62.4 kJ b)AHvap = 62.4 kJ c)AHsub=-62.4 kJ d) AHsub= 62.4 kJ
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