If the reaction 2 A+ 3 B 4 C has a AH value of 4.30 kJ/molvn, and the reaction B C has a AH value of 0.10 kJ/mol,xn, what is the expected value for AH in kJ/molpxn for the reaction 2 A- C? Report your answer to three decimal places.

If the reaction 2 A+ 3 B 4 C has a AH value of 4.30 kJ/molvn, and the reaction B C has a AH value of 0.10 kJ/mol,xn, what is the expected value for AH in kJ/molpxn for the reaction 2 A- C? Report your answer to three decimal places.

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Chapter5: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Energy And Chemical Reactions

Section5.5: Enthalpy Changes For Chemical Reactions

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If the reaction 2 A+ 3 B 4 C has a AH value of 4.30 kJ/molvn, and the reaction B- C has a AH
value of 0.10 kJ/mol,xn, what is the expected value for AH in kJ/molxn for the reaction 2 A- C?
Report your answer to three decimal places.

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