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The equilibrium constant of a reaction triples on raising the temperature from 123 °C to 314 °C. Calculate the A Hº (KJ/mol) for the reaction. O a. 1.17 O b. 0.52 O c. 0.58 O d. 2.33

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The equilibrium constant of a reaction triples on raising the temperature from 123 °C to 314 °C. Calculate the A Hº (KJ/mol) for the
reaction.
O a. 1.17
O b. 0.52
O c. 0.58
O d. 2.33

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