Given the following thermochemical equation: 20,H,B0) + 25 0,(g) + 25 0,(9) 16COa + 1 2(9) If AH°, [CO] = -393.5 kl/mol and AH°, [H,O standard enthalpy of formation of octane (C,H) 2(9)

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Given the following thermochemical equation:
20,H18(0) + 25 0,(g)
+ 18 Н,Ор
2(9)
16CO.
AH° = -11020
kJ/mol
If AH°, [CO] = -393.5 kl/mol and AH°, [H,0] = -285.8kJ/mol, calculate the
standard enthalpy of formation of octane ( C,H, in kJ/mol
Choose...
If AH°, of H,0 is -285.8 KJ/mol and AH°, of H,0 is -241.8 KJ/mol, then
the AH°, of evaporation of H,0, in ( KJ/mol) is :
2 (9)
Choose...
Transcribed Image Text:Given the following thermochemical equation: 20,H18(0) + 25 0,(g) + 18 Н,Ор 2(9) 16CO. AH° = -11020 kJ/mol If AH°, [CO] = -393.5 kl/mol and AH°, [H,0] = -285.8kJ/mol, calculate the standard enthalpy of formation of octane ( C,H, in kJ/mol Choose... If AH°, of H,0 is -285.8 KJ/mol and AH°, of H,0 is -241.8 KJ/mol, then the AH°, of evaporation of H,0, in ( KJ/mol) is : 2 (9) Choose...
Oz19)
Cl,09) + F,0(g)
2CİF
+ 0
AH= +167.4 kJ/mol
(9)
2CIF.
3(9)
+ 20,
3F,0 (9)
+
AH= +341.4 kJ/mol
2 (g)
2 F.
2F,0 (9)
+ O
AH= 43.4kJ/mol
2(g)
Choose...
Use Hess's law to Calculate AH (in k]/mol) for the following reaction :
CIF.
3(9)
CIF
+
2(9)
(g)
If AH°, of H,o, is -285.8 KJ/mol and AH° of H.O
2 (9)
is -241.8 KJ/mol, then
2 (L)
the AH°, of condensation of H,0 in ( KJ/mol) is ?
IS
(L) "
Choose...
Using the following information below, calculate AH°, for Pbo in kJ/mol.
(s)
+ CO
2(g),
= -131.4 kJ/mol
Pbo
+ CO
(s)
(g)
Pb
(s)
AHO
Molecules
AH°,
Choose...
CO
(9)
-110.5
CO 219)
-393.5
Transcribed Image Text:Oz19) Cl,09) + F,0(g) 2CİF + 0 AH= +167.4 kJ/mol (9) 2CIF. 3(9) + 20, 3F,0 (9) + AH= +341.4 kJ/mol 2 (g) 2 F. 2F,0 (9) + O AH= 43.4kJ/mol 2(g) Choose... Use Hess's law to Calculate AH (in k]/mol) for the following reaction : CIF. 3(9) CIF + 2(9) (g) If AH°, of H,o, is -285.8 KJ/mol and AH° of H.O 2 (9) is -241.8 KJ/mol, then 2 (L) the AH°, of condensation of H,0 in ( KJ/mol) is ? IS (L) " Choose... Using the following information below, calculate AH°, for Pbo in kJ/mol. (s) + CO 2(g), = -131.4 kJ/mol Pbo + CO (s) (g) Pb (s) AHO Molecules AH°, Choose... CO (9) -110.5 CO 219) -393.5
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