Given the data in the table below,calculate AH° (kJ) for thereaction:2CH3OH) + 302(g) - 2C029) +4H200Substance AH°r (kJ/mol)CH3OH()-259CO2(@)-393H200-286a. -1412b. -1392C.-1432d. -1372O e. -1452More

Given the data in the table below, calculate AH° (kJ) for the reaction: 2CH3OH) + 302G) - 2C029) + 4H20m Substance AH°: (kJ/mol) CH3OH() -259 CO2(g) -393 H20 -286 O a. -1412 O b. -1392 OC. -1432 O d. -1372 Oe. -1452

Given the data in the table below, calculate AH° (kJ) for the reaction: 2CH3OH) + 302G) - 2C029) + 4H20m Substance AH°: (kJ/mol) CH3OH() -259 CO2(g) -393 H20 -286 O a. -1412 O b. -1392 OC. -1432 O d. -1372 Oe. -1452

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Given the data in the table below,
calculate AH° (kJ) for the
reaction:
2CH3OH) + 302(g) - 2C029) +
4H200
Substance AH°r (kJ/mol)
CH3OH()
-259
CO2(@)
-393
H200
-286
a. -1412
b. -1392
C.-1432
d. -1372
O e. -1452
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