Must answer all and properly else downvote From the following data:AHkj-393, 5-mol1.C(graphite) + O2g) → CO9)rankjH9) +O29) → H2O)AHm = -241, 8-mol2.kj-3119, 6-mol3.2C,H9) + 7029) → 4CO9) + 6H2O)ΔΗH»O + H2O)ΔΗkj= 44, 0-mol4Calculate the enthalpy change of standard reaction, AHrxn, (in kJ / mol) for the reaction of formationof one mole of ethane (C2H6(g) from the elements in their ground state

Given reactions are : 1). C (graphite) + O2 (g) --------> CO2 (g) , ΔH01 = -393.5 KJ/mole 2).…

From the following data: 1. Cigraphite) + O9) → CO9) kj AH = -393, 5- ran mol kj H9) +O2%0) H20) AH = -241,8- mol 2. ran 2C,H) + 7029) + 4CO9) +6H2O4) AH kj -3119, 6- 3. ran mol AHen kj = 44,0- mol 4 H2Ou) → H2O) Calculate the enthalpy change of standard reaction, AHrxn, (in kJ / mol) for the reaction of formation of one mole of ethane (C2H6(g) from the elements in their ground state

From the following data: 1. Cigraphite) + O9) → CO9) kj AH = -393, 5- ran mol kj H9) +O2%0) H20) AH = -241,8- mol 2. ran 2C,H) + 7029) + 4CO9) +6H2O4) AH kj -3119, 6- 3. ran mol AHen kj = 44,0- mol 4 H2Ou) → H2O) Calculate the enthalpy change of standard reaction, AHrxn, (in kJ / mol) for the reaction of formation of one mole of ethane (C2H6(g) from the elements in their ground state

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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