Heat of reaction of methane: Some answers use the heat of fomation of water is its gas form, and others in liquid, so answers change between about 800jk/mol to 890. Why is the gas an option? If the water is still at a contant pressure, and heat of reaction is supposed to be at 25 degrees, would the water still technically be liquid at that point?
Heat of reaction of methane: Some answers use the heat of fomation of water is its gas form, and others in liquid, so answers change between about 800jk/mol to 890. Why is the gas an option? If the water is still at a contant pressure, and heat of reaction is supposed to be at 25 degrees, would the water still technically be liquid at that point?
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![Heat of reaction of methane: Some answers use the heat of fomation of water is its gas form, and others in liquid, so
answers change between about 800jk/mol to 890. Why is the gas an option? If the water is still at a contant pressure,
and heat of reaction is supposed to be at 25 degrees, would the water still technically be liquid at that point?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fc8dbca92-2807-48df-a48d-33a0ce1571a8%2Fb5b60a50-89e1-48fe-9f27-2fd0a1bda2ce%2Fv38u188_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Heat of reaction of methane: Some answers use the heat of fomation of water is its gas form, and others in liquid, so
answers change between about 800jk/mol to 890. Why is the gas an option? If the water is still at a contant pressure,
and heat of reaction is supposed to be at 25 degrees, would the water still technically be liquid at that point?
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