Question 16 of 250.75/1 EGrven the following thermochemical equationsA-79520u • Std CuSoS OG- SoCuS 20 - 20uo• SO,A-297 kA-5275Jcalculate the standard enthalpy of formation Gin k moleol CuO).Part 1v Your answer is correctWhat is the desired reaction for tha problem the formation of CuO?Cu + 1/20, - CUoldCLOI - Cusi + 1/20,Cu • HO0 - Cuo) + HeTextbook and MediaHintAltempte 1 of 15 usedPart 2v Your answer is correct.Which reaction needs to be reversed before it can be added to the ether hwo reactions to get the desired reaction2Cul • Su) - Cu, S)SG) +O - SoCuS + 20, + 20u0) • SONone of the aboveHintAttempts 2 of 15 usedPart 3V Your answer is correctBy what factor does each equation need to be multiplied by before they are all added together to pet the desired reaction?1/2HintAttempts 2 of 15 usedPart 4Finally using the thermodynamic values given and knowing how to add all the equations together to get the desire equationcaloulate the value of AH for the final formation reaction.

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Part 4 Finally using the thermodynamic values given and knowing how to add all the equations together to get the desire equation caloulate the value of H for the final formation reaction

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