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Given the enthalpies of formation: Enthalpy of formation substance ammonia (g) isocyanic acid (g) urea (s) what is the enthalpy change in the urea forming reaction: NH3 (g) + HOCN (g) → OC(NH2)2 (s) -46 kJ/mol -102 kJ/mol -333 kJ/mol (-333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (-333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol (333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol

Given the enthalpies of formation: Enthalpy of formation substance ammonia (g) isocyanic acid (g) urea (s) what is the enthalpy change in the urea forming reaction: NH3 (g) + HOCN (g) → OC(NH2)2 (s) -46 kJ/mol -102 kJ/mol -333 kJ/mol (-333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (-333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol (333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol

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Given the enthalpies of formation: Enthalpy of formation substance ammonia (g) isocyanic acid (g) urea (s) what is the enthalpy change in the urea forming reaction: NH3 (g) + HOCN (g) → OC(NH2)2 (s) -46 kJ/mol -102 kJ/mol -333 kJ/mol (-333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (-333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol (333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol
Transcribed Image Text:Given the enthalpies of formation: Enthalpy of formation substance ammonia (g) isocyanic acid (g) urea (s) what is the enthalpy change in the urea forming reaction: NH3 (g) + HOCN (g) → OC(NH2)2 (s) -46 kJ/mol -102 kJ/mol -333 kJ/mol (-333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (333 - (46 + 102))kJ/mol (-333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol (333 - (-46 + -102))kJ/mol
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