The qrxn was -332 cal. What is this in kcal?Use the equivalence of 1 kcal = 1000 cal and dimensional analysis to solve.O a.-332 cal x1000 cal332000 kcal%3D1 kcal1 kcal1000 calOb.-332 cal x0.332 kcal1 kcal1000 calC.-332 cal x= -0.332 kcald.-332 cal x1000 cal332000 kcal%3D1 kcalThe heat of the reaction, AH,rxn, is found by dividing the qrxn by the moles ofzinc used, nzn-AH xn%3DnznWhat is the AH,xn if qrxn = -0.332 kcal and n = 0.0084 moles?O a. 40 kcal/molO b. 40 cal/molO c. -40. kcal/mol

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The qrxn was -332 cal. What is this in kcal? Use the equivalence of 1 kcal = 1000 cal and dimensional analysis to solve. O a. -332 cal x 1000 cal 332000 kcal %3D 1 kcal 1 kcal 1000 cal Ob. 332 cal x = 0.332 kcal %3D Ос. -332 cal x 1 kcal 1000 cal = -0.332 kcal Od. 1000 cal -332 cal x = 332000 kcal %3D 1 kcal

The qrxn was -332 cal. What is this in kcal? Use the equivalence of 1 kcal = 1000 cal and dimensional analysis to solve. O a. -332 cal x 1000 cal 332000 kcal %3D 1 kcal 1 kcal 1000 cal Ob. 332 cal x = 0.332 kcal %3D Ос. -332 cal x 1 kcal 1000 cal = -0.332 kcal Od. 1000 cal -332 cal x = 332000 kcal %3D 1 kcal

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

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